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FEATURES CD-ROM round-up plus how to install a drive 
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Beat the System 

A guide lo the first section in Core Designs Universe plus a set 
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Preview: Pawn Patrol 

We take a first look at Empire's forthcoming WWt flight 
simulator lovingly created by Rowan Software 

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A quick sneaky peek at Gremtin's third football management 
simulation. Jonathan Maddock commentates... 

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Heralded as one of the greatest software developers. 
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AC checks out the complete package So see if it's the DTP package the Amiga deserves 



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Before you get the latest CD Hardware, make 
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available and iome compatibility pmblems you 
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Paul Overaa telis you how to deal with DOS handling 

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Find out put tow cheap your options can be when is comes to serious CD 

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A major distributor gives us a view of things from across she counter Bewildered victims of technology seek Steve White s oadvtce 

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Essential CoverD&k info for lbs Amiga beginner Dave Cusick takes you through our regular lour of the PD 



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Contrary to what David Pleasance, MD for 

Commodore UK, said last month, ifie liquidators in 
the Bahamas are still considering bids including 
CBM UK's. 

It would seem that the ten day ultimatum 
laid down by Pfeasance and co. has either been 
ignored or not upheld by its instigators. 
The surprise this time round is the appearance of 
Iwo new bids - the first from Creative 
Equipment International based in the Sates 
and the German-owned computer retail chain. 
Escom, 

The bid being 1 taken most seriously by CBM UK 
is CIls. Wilh an advert appearing in (he 
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agerial, engineering and production staff for the 
restart of Commodore in America, Iheir confidence 
seems to be running as high as Pleasance's whose 
own celebratory party Is still planned for October 
13th, 

Peitiaps more worrying for the UK bid is that Alex 
Amor, managing director of CEI, told Dan Slels ol 
the Philadelphia Inquirer that he had what amcun- 
led to a silent partner, most likely a large technolo- 
gy company that is apparently supporting his bid. 




The nerit generation 

Despite the mass of corporate players releas- 
ing their own super consoles into a soon-to-be 
saturated market. Commodore UK, it success- 
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in R&D at present. The intention is to release 
the CD-based unit within the next year, per- 
haps even as early as Christmas., to meel the 
competition head on. 



Little 15 known about Escom and its attempt at buy- 
ing Commodore technology. There has been no 
comment from the company but apparently there are 
several leading management in Germany who used 
to be Commodore employees. 

Wilh iheir own range of PCs and 242 stores 
across Europe, including 24 in (he UK, Escom would 
appear to be another candidate in a finanacially 
viable position far the huyout. 

Colin Proudfoot, joint MD of Commodore UK, 
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per. that: "the liquidator knows his back's against the 
wall in terms of timing. But while we're all frustrated 
with the process, things are moving as fast as 
they can. Al the moment, we have to accept thai 
we're not the only horse in town," 

Despite Proudfool's words, one thing remains 
worryingly clear - at the time of going to press, [here 
still is no definite conclusion to the Commodore cri- 
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ELSPH step up the 
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Apparently h some Amiga 1200 owners 
have been catling HiO, the mail order 
company, reporting problems with cer- 
tain geniocks including the YC genlock 
from Electronic Design. 

On contacting Electronic Design. HiO 
wars told that some UK A1200 models 
have had a chip design change which 
has caused the problems wilh existing 
YC genlocks, The company has no 
plans tor updating Ihe YC unit and is 
telling 1200 owners and stockists alike to 
invest m its Neptune Genlock priced 
£549 as an alternative 



Sailings on Sola 

In conjunction with Scala. Silica, the 
retail shop, is offering the Scala 
Software Suite for all DTV enthusiasts, 
Combining the Scala MM30D with the 
Echo EE100, ihe user can create busi- 
ness reports, story boards, company 
tutorials, presentations and a host of 
Other Mile-creating demonstrations. 

The Scala Echo system allows editing 
facilities through the use of an infra red 
sensor. The complete package costs 
£399 which, Silica claims, saves the cus- 
tomer £79. Silica can be reached on 
081-309 1111 for further information. 



Hecqcling for the 
future 



With the huge amount of computers that 
are thrown away by large companies 
each year, the Computer Recycling Club 
has been established to redireel this 
apparent wastage into a useful resource. 
The intent is to collect unwanted 
machines from all over the country and 
distribute them, for a small fee, to home 
users and charities. 

"I see computers as a necessary tool 
that enpower people to achieve mere, 
particularly ihose associated with chari- 
ties, and people interested in getting 
involved in computers for the first time 
will benefit from this club' commented 
Keith Park, founder of the Recycling 
Club. 

For more details, call the enquiries 
desk on 0635 8723B9. 



With David Pleasance enthusing about Ihe FMV 
future of the CD32. CD Vision, a recently created 
company, is on the verge of releasing five interac- 
tive CD-ROMS and 40 video CDs, It has access to 
over 6,000 hours of video programming including 
material from Tiger Aspect Productions, the comp- 
any responsible for Mr Bean, and Zenith, makers at 
Inspector Morse and 99 to 1 . 

"Our aim is to satisfy the entertainment aspects of 
both the interactive CD-ROM and Video CD markets" 
commented Nigel Wood, joint managing director of 
CD Vision. " Hot only do we have immediate access 
to a massive catalogue of programming, we are also 
actively pursuing other publishers and TV compa- 
nies with a view to using their materia I tor develop- 
ment of further multimedia projects." 

Among the first crop of releases due in mid 
October are Halloween. Ftaquel Welch's Lose 1Qlbs 
in Three Weeks, Enjoying Sen and Chris Tarrant's 
Crazy World of Home Movies. An additional 20 



Films for [D32 



Video CD titles are planned for November and 
December that include Ulrika Jonnson's Extreme 
Limits and In the Wild with Anthony Hopkins. Bob 
Hoskins and Timothy Dalton. 

Requiring the FMV cartridge. CD32 owners can 
now hopefully begin to realise the multimedia poten- 
tial of their console. 




orkbench 

Booster Pack 



Workbench 
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Insiders path 



Following tne success of the A 1200 Beginners Pack, Bruce 
Smith Books has released the Workbench 3 Booster Pack lhat 
contains intermediate level material on Workbench 3, 
AmigaDOS and system configuration. 

The Disks and Drives Insider Guide section also contains 
relatively advanced tutorials on data compression, encryption 
techniques and low level disk operations for AmigaDOS. 

Costing £39.95, the pack consists of two books, disks and a 
video and Is suitable for all A 1200 and A4000 users. It's also 
useful for A50Q. A 20 00 and A 3000 owners upgrading to 
Workbench 3.1 . 

The Workbench 3 Booster is only available direct from Bruce 
Smith Books and credit card orders can be placed on 01923 
994355, 



Grab the frame 

New for the Amiga is Ihe Pro-Grab 24 RT, a 24-bit real time 

colour digitizer. It can capture colour images from any 
video source providing a composite output claims Softwood 
Direct, manufaclurer of the new hardware. 

Also Included is the ability to allow Ihe- digitiser to be 
used as a teletext decoder. Softwood Direct can be 
reached on 0773 &36781. 



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Hmiga trek 

Continuing from its success on American 
television, ihe Amiga, coupled with 
Lightwave 3D, is being used to create some 
of the graphics for the new series Star Trek 
Voyager. Taking up where Deep Space 
Wine and Star Trek TNG left off, the continu- 
ing Trekky saga details Ihe story of two hos- 
tile races having lo share the same ship to 
make their way home from deep space. 

The company behind the effects is Amblm 
Imaging, the same team that produced the 
graphics (or TNG, Along with the classic 
Lightwave, Raptors are installed in Ihe US 
of rices to add their usual punching power to 
rendenng times. 

The new series should be arriving on 
British shores al some point early next year. 



tonsole emulation 



With the Zappo CD drive available and the 

CD1200 to appear in shops after Christmas, 
some owners ol existing drives lhat art 
compatible with CD32 software may well be 
feeling a little hard done by. 

To rectify this, Blittersoft has announced the 
arrival of the CD32 Emulator software pack for 
previously unsuiled CD-ROMs. 

Costing £49-95, the package includes ih« 
emulator that, like the Zappo CD drive, cant 
run all titles, but the makers claim ihe likes of 
Microcosm, Diggers and Frontier do. To run the j 
software, owners mu&l have an AGA Amiga a 
SCSI-2 CD, 2Mb chip RAM and 1Mb I 
RAM. 

Also included are three lesser title*: 
that piay music, create CD filing systems 
and aid the mounting of the CD-ROM 
drive. 

Blittersoft can be reached on 0908 220196. 



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Success far First 
[amputer 

Firs! Computer Centre, the Northern relaif- 
ers ot all things Amiga, has set up a bulletin 
board for Commodore users. Providing 
technical advice, a selection of PD software 
and a chance to place orders, the retail 
store has plans to increase the system and 
is ashing for the uploading of files lhat 
Amiga users think may be of interest or use 
to others. 

The BBS number for First Computer 
Centre is 0113 2 311422 or 0532 311422 
(pre-BT phone day). 

Primed Prolog 

Computer language specialists. Grange 
Technology Ltd, has announced 
a new implementation of Prolog for the 
Amiga.. According to the makers, GT-Prolog 
combines fast execution speed and tow 
memory overheads with an interactive 
development environment, supporting incre- 
mental compilation and debugging of Prolog 
application s- 

*GT*Prolog represents the first in a new 
generation of software development prod- 
ucts for smaller scale computer systems 
which provide a superior level of perfor- 
mance and functionality at a price which is 
affordable by professional users and enthu- 
siasts alike," commented Graham Thwaites, 
Grange Technology's managing director 
and author of GT-Prolog. 

The package retails for £63.95 and for 
further details contact Thwaites on 01235 
85151$. 



PAR update 

For followers of PAR soflware, version 

2,25b is poised for release by the Scotland- 
based 24Bi1 Club. New features Include an 
improved system of Importers and 
Exporters thai has been rewritten and: 
apparently optimised. 

The Export function now Includes thfc 
ability to force translate other programs to 
see PAR animation files as if they are 
sequences of images instead of single ani- 
mations. This basically means that any pro- 
gram can load images directly out of PAR 
animations without having to use ARexx or 
having to pre-export the files. 

The new Import fealure allows the user to 
control how the PAR handles the way it 
looks at the file numbers before it brings 
each file into the PAR. Thh» gives access to 
more control over the incrementing of 
tramn?,. 

For more details, contact 24Bil Software 
at 6 Skirsa Square, Floor 1, Glasgow, G23 
5DW, 



llideo aid for users 



To help customers not adept m things technical. 
Siren Software is giving away a free "How To Fit 
Your Hard Drive" video with every HD unit sold. 
The programme is a step by step guide lo enable 
anybody to fit an internal 2.5' hard drive into their 
Amiga, according to Siren Software. The price of 



HOs from the company range from £109.99 lo 
£449.99 with a variety of differing sizes - from 
30 mb to 540 mb, with transfer rates of upto 8.3m b 
per second. 

Contact Siren Software on 0500 340548 for 
more information. 




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R touch of Pieae 

A new company, Video FX. has joined the increasing 
ranks of firms producing video specific packages 
Sor the Amiga. Us first release. Pijae, is a modular 
video tilling system which, via object- orientated 
design, enables extensive scrolling and animation 
Facilities. 

By using a scripting board, the tide incorporates 
automatic special effects including rotation, expan- 
sion and folding (both honzonlaily and vertically) of 
characters. Characters can be scrolled either by 
character, word, line or page from each of four direc- 
tions at any predefined speed, both in and out of the 
screen. 

For l he first three months of release from the 
beginning ol October, the package will cost £49.99, 
rising to £59.99 after that period. 

For more details, phone Ian Johnson on 0443 
6743S5. 



Pad or mat? 

Golden Image UK has released the two in one 
scanner pad and mouse mat lhat. according to 
the makers, enables the user t< 
achieve a more accurate scan. Apparently, 
high quality images that usually require 
a full page scanner can now be done by hand 
alone. 

Also included is a built-in ruler to help wilh 
marking up the picture and! a T-Ruler to act as a 
guide so images may be merged together with 
the minimum of fuss, Golden Image is also claim- 
ing that the device can be used as a mouse mat, 
a holder tor business cards, memos and other 
uses. 

For more information contact Golden Image on 
01 B1 900 9291. 



HP: The neHt genEration 



Already boasting a catalogue of quality printers, 
Hewlelt Packard is releasing two new models on to 
the market, The Colour LaserJet printer, retailing for 
the hefty price of $7,295 in the US, uses laser 

beam process to add colour to a document. The 
LaserJet runs up to 2ppm and black and while doc- 
uments at 10ppm. 

For those not wanting colour, the LaserJet 4V is 



the latest in the HP range that features a 

33-MHz RISC processor and a "ISppm output. 
According to the manufacturers,, the printer handles 
more paper sizes than before and offers a 600dpi 
output with Resolution Enhancement and microhne 
toner. 

For more details, contact the HP customer infor- 
mation centre on 0344 369 222, 



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novaTronics' Can Do has undergone a major 
upgrade, both in features and price. Obviously 
now largeted at Ihe professional rather than 
the hobbyist user, CanDo 3.0 is retailing at 
S399.95. There's now a debugger available tor the prod- 
uct as well, which sells separately and costs S1 99.95. 
Not the toolkit for whipping oul a PD address book pro- 
gram, that's tor sure. 

There is plenty new in the upgrade though. A new 
main panel interface is cleaner and easier to use, with 
scrolling control icons and configurable hol-keys, The 
Object Cursor feature has knobs to control the size and 
location of objects, as well as a snap-to-grid alignment 
feature and 20 alignment tools. You can now label but- 
tons, fields, documents, and sliders: borders on GUI 
objects look more professional and you can now sen the 
fonts and colours of text fields - and tab between them. 

There is better control over the took of your screens, 
with discrete control of screen and window attributes, 
screen palette and font support, and much better public 
screen support. Genlock support, with border and 1 sprite 
management as well as 27 palette and genlock effects. 



ntouing up a peg 

Pegger, the image compression system 
that adds J peg support to programs like 
Brilliance, Imagine, and PageStream which 
don't normally handle that formal, has 
been upgraded to version 2.0. 

If you missed it Ihe first time, Pegger 
converts image files on (he fly to save hard 
drive space - it can fake a 24-bit IFF 
image and convert it to Jpeg when saved 
by Brilliance, then change il back to Jpeg 
when PageStream attempts to load it. 

The biggest improvement in release 2 Is 
in speed - it's roughly twice as fast as the 
original release, making it one of tho 
fastest Jpeg systems on the Amiga. You 
can now Snoop tiles by program, allowing 
you to change the compression mode for 
different programs that may save files to 
the same directory. 

New file formats have been added, 
including Imagine ttGBB. IFF 8-bil color 
and greyscale, Jpeg greyscale, TARGA 
colour and greyscale, and NewTek 
VideoToasler CG Frarnestore pages. 
Pegger also now works over networks, 
such as Parnel. ENLAN-DFS, and 
Netware. 

Registered users can upgrade for S15 
US + shipping and handling. The program 
relaiis for 599.95, bul Heifner is offering it 
for a special introductory price of $49,95 + 
shipping and handling. 

For more information contact Heifner 
Communications. 4451 1-70 Drive NW r 
Columbia, MO 65202, USA; phone (314) 
445-6163; fax (314) 445-0757. You can 
also e-mail PeggerSespress-way.com for 
more info. 



makes CanDo 3.0 better suiled to video work than previ- 
ous releases- 
Multimedia users will appreciate the 53 window and 
screen transition effects added in CanDo 3.0. These fea- 
ture precise timing control - a three-second effect will 
take three seconds whether you're running on an A600 
or A4000. 

Brushes and BnjshAmms have been made less 
quirky, with off-screen brush rendering and more flexible 
brush placement. Fifty brush effects are included, with 
real-time scaling and panning. 

There are other improvements, such as simpler sub- 
decks, better documentation, and the return to a free 
runlime Deckbrowaer and library for non-commercial 
user. The CanDo debugger lets you watch your Can Da 
scripts execute, stepping through them line- by- line or 
setting breakpoints. You can change values as your pro- 
gram executes, browse objects and variables, and graph 
memory usage, 

Upgrades from previous versions are $179.95: 
the debugger is £99.95 with the upgrade, Or $199.95 
separately. 




Upgrades, uidso boards and - 

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On the edge of time 



Utilities Unlimited has premised a new video board for the Amiga before 
Christmas - with the company now working to finish up its Emplant PC module. I'd 
guess we won 1 see it until early '95. 

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et's get provocative and Start with 
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Johnny can do anything wilh a computeri" 
meaning, he can wiggle a joy-stick and zap 
b tew aliens. 

1 don'l know anything about computers!" 
meaning, i want 1o talk to you lor hours, pick 
your brains, buy nothing then leave - still 
knowing nothing about computers. 

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at the same time. 1 was thinking Ihs other 
day about what makes me angry? Do cus- 
tomers make me angry? Ho, I gel frustrated 
by customers sometimes. 

You know, customers who ring, insist on 
talking to the managing director and say: 
"Here! I ordered 100 disk labels and one 
was torn so I only got 99- I want another 
label and compensation for the cost of this 
phone call." 

What would he have dona if he had got 
103 labels? I ask myself. Ah well, send htm 
another 10, just to be on the safe side. 

What makes me really angry though 
is ignorance. I mean., just look io the 
future- The next generation are going to 
have some tough questions to face. 
Questions like "Should it be real or should it 
be virtual 7 " 

I'm concerned about the way computers 
are affecting our lives. We are bscoming 
more insular, less jovial, mnrn politically cor- 
rect, more boring, more predictable- and 
more machine like as lime goes by. 

People don't seem to feel or even care 
much these days. What's happening to per- 
sonality and individuality? It's being zapped 
by Johnny that's what! 

It won't be long before we have standard- 
ised responses and standardised proce- 
dures for day-to-day living, Woe betide 
the poor bugged personality whose output 
responses do not conform, to these 
standards. 

An incorrect response could lead to a 
prison sentence in the years to come! Look 
at America where so called sexual harass- 
ment at work has lead to procedures on 
how to conduct yourself with colleagues 
in order to avoid potential million dollar 
lawsuits. 

How awful to have to inhibit our natural 
self expression, whatever our gender, 
in order to conform to some intangible, 



The R( team 



The retailers 
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Strung words from across the counter as 
Swan fob/eti pots computers in their place! 



impersonal, meaningless and politically 
correct rubbish. 

"It's not computers that are doing this" I 
hear you say. No. But they are making an 
enormous contribution to the standardisa- 
tion of our lives. 

Your credit rating, job, income, health f 
buying and spending habits, sexual habits, 
status, political views, genetic fingerprints, 
bank details, marriage and ability to con- 
form, m fact all things needed lor a stan- 
dardised behavioural society are either in 
place on computer databases or soon will 
be. 

You people interested in computers and 
buying this magazine; are you no! even a 
little bit concerned? No. I bet you're thinking 
"Who is this nut?" 

So why are computers so important 7 
Why can"t we live without them, Wore 
important, are computers addictive, 
destructive or maybe even evil? We don't 
even think about it, do we? That's what 
makes me really angry. 

We take things for granted. Faster, more 
powerful and more productive. Someone 
asked me the other day: 'What do you use 
your computer for?" What a daft question. I 
use it for iots of things. Things like, er, let 
me think erm..., .anyway that's not the point. 




The point I am making is that like the guy 
who gets a job. to earn money, to buy a car 
to gel him to work, to earn money to repair 
his car, so he can get to work to... I some- 
times think we are going around in circles 
and have lost something fundamental from 
our iives because we are dizzy. 

It is said that a fanatic is a guy who dou- 
bles his effort when he has forgotten his 
aim, and the computer world is getting 
fanatical about computers. 

Slow down guys. Computers aren't 
important. They're fun-lo-use tools ot enor- 
mous benefit if we didn't take ii all so seri- 
ously. Well, most of us guys in the busi- 
ness take it all too seriously. How abou! 
you? 

Bryan Cobley 

Head honcho 
First Computer Centre 

If you fancy giving Bryan a taste of his 
own medicine feel tree to write in. We'll 
print the besl of the bunch in the next 
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on Proceed, at which point you will be told 
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disk in DFO. When this tias finished, click 
on Proceed again to start the de-archiving 
procedure. When the application has been 
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archived files are, Click once again on 
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whether you want to continue installing you 
can click on the Abort Install button. 

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De-archiuing applications - 
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Always boot from your CoverDisk when de-archiving 
applications. The installer programs can be located via 
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You should first run the MakeUtilitiesDisk_1.3 to format 
a blank disk called AC Utilities which will be used lo 
store any utilities you eventually install. 

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until it becomes full. The Make JtilitieaDisk 1.3 program 
will be a permanent feature of the CoverDisk. 

To install any utilities, bool your machine with your 
CoverDisk inserted in DFO. Utilities can be installed by 
clicking on their install icon found in the appropriate 
drawer in the WB_1 .3_Only drawer. You cannot specify 
their destination and any additions to the Startup- 
Sequence must be done manually. 

When installed Ihe utilities are copied lo a drawer 
called ACUtils on the ACUtilities disk. 



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We have now managed to fix the prob- 
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Installing utilities 

The procedure for installing utilities is much 
the same as installing applications, except 
that you can boot from your hard drive or 
Workbench disk. As utilities don't need to be 
de-archived, you are asked to specify a 
directory on your hard drive or Workbench 
disk where you would like to install ihem. 

If you don'1 want to install to the default 
directory you can change it by clicking on 
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ton will allow you to select a new device and 
directory, Vou can create a new drawer for 
your utility to go in by clicking on the Make 
New Drawer button and typing in the name. 

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ed in the WB_1,3_only drawer and installing 
your utilities to here. At times you may be 
asked if you want lo install a utility's docu- 
mentation. A tick box indicates that the docu- 
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Installing Techno Sound Turbo 

Techno Sound Turbo has not been compressed in any way so 
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internal drive DFO and re-bool your Amiga, When the loading 
screen appears press tha left mouse button to continue- 



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elcome lo Techno Sound Turbo 
from New Dimensions - not just a 
sound sampler bul a fully working 

sound studio featuring! well over 100 
advanced functions only previously available 
in professional recording studios- 

When Techno Sound Turbo has loaded 
(see Installing Techno Sound Turbo) you will 
be presented with the main editing interface. 
When you click the mouse button you will be 
asked 10 enter your language and given ihe 
op-lion of clearing Ihe sample memory, which 
you should answer yes (y). 

Now that's out ol the way we can begin 
with our first tutonal which will leach you how 
lo negotiate your way around the Techno 
Turbo Sound interface- 



The interface 

The Techno Sound Turbo interface is 
split into three sections - the sample dis- 
play area, studio options and the signal 
level indicator. 

The sample display is the large black 
rectangle at the top of the screen and it is 
here that any changes to samples are 
reflected. The studio options are the vanV 
ous editing and control buttons that 
make up Ihe vast majority of the interface 
and the signal level indicator reflects the 
input signal coming through the sample 
box (not included). 

The real power behind Techno Sound 
Turbo comes from the eight buttons posi- 
tioned to the far-right of the display- By 
clicking on any of these buttons an 
appropriate sub-menu scrolls on at the 
bottom of the screen. 

Inside The sub-menu will be a host of 
different options that will allow you total 
control over how your samples sound 
and play. You will find a brief description 
of alt the functions accessible from the 
main interface in the annotated picture. 




Sounds 




Going loopu. 



Accurate looping is difficult but possible 

with Techno Sound Turbo's wide assort- 
ment of looping functions, Click on the 
Loop button and five gadgets will scroll on 
to the screen at the bottom. They are, from 
le.fl to right: Forward play, Forward loop. 
Sweep, Reverse loop and Reverse play. 

Let's lake a look at each one individua- 
lly, Forward play will simply play the sam- 
ple once from left to right. Forward loop 
will do exactly the same as Forward play 
but will loop to the beginning when the end 
is reached. 

Sweep will play the sample from, lefl to 
right, I hen right to left (backwards) and 
vice versa. Reverse loop is identical to 
Forward loop except the sample is played 
in reverse. Reverse play is identical to 
Forward play except the sample is played 
in reverse also. In all looping cases the 
right mouse button will terminate ihe 
operation. 

By pressing the Super Loop button you 
can enter a third pointer into the sample 
display. The four buttons to the left and 



right of Super Loop allow you to move Ihe 
pointer (which is blue) to a desired loca- 
tion. The single arrow moves the poinler 
slowly while the double-arrow moves il 
quickly. 

Click and hold the right double-arrow 
button and you should see the blue pointer 
moving across the sample display to the 
right Move it to the middle of the sample 
display and then press the Forward loop 
button. 

The GameOver sample will he played in 
its entirety, at which point il will loop from 
Ihe beginning of The Super Loop pointer - 
it will continue to do Ibis until you cancel 
the operation. Using Ihe Super Loop you 
can repeat specified sections of a sample 
as many times as you like. Obviously, the 
GameOver sample is not Ihe best example 
so try using the Super Loop option with 
instrumental samples. 

In next month's issue of Amiga 
Computing we will be discussing the art of 
spectal eflecls and sequencing, so slay 
tuned. 



As Ibis is the complete version of Techno Sound Turbo. 
New Dimensions has actually supplied a vast collection 
ot high quality sound samples to get you going. 

Click on the Disk button and nine disk-based gadgets 
will scroll onto the screen at 1he bottom of Ihe display. 
Together These offer complete control over the loading 
and saving ol samples and songs. 

All loading (unctions are indicated with an arrow point- 
ing away from the disk image and saving functions with 
the arrow pointing to the disk image. Click on the first 
gadget - load IFF sound sample. 

Techno Sound Turbo's file requester will gently scroll 
into view where the signal level indicator previously was. 
Click on the down arrow until you see the drawer labelled 
Samples. 

Clio* on this drawer and ihen select Ihe GameOver 
sample. When GameOver appears in ihe file name box 
press Return or dick on the OK button to load it into 
memory. Now take a close look at Ihe sample display. It 



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will appear thai there is no sample loaded bul Ihe display 
is automalically set to the lowest magnification so it won't 
initially be visible. 

If you look to the far lefl and right edges of the sample 
display you will notice two lines - one white and the 
other yellow. These Iwo lines allow you to sel a range - 
the white line being the beginning and the yellow the 
end. 

The white line, or pointer as il is correctly lermed, is 
moved by clicking Ihe left mouse button on the appropri- 
ate place and Ihe yellow pointer with the right mouse but' 
ton. Move the yellow pointer approximately 1cm to the 
right of the while one. 

Now locale Ihe magnify button betow the sample dis- 
play (check out the annotated picture if you can'l find it) 
and click on it This will magnify ihe area between the 
two pointers to fit the entire sample display. You should 
now be able to see the actual GameOver sample. 

To gel a better impression of the sample, move the 



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,-ellow pointer 50 that it's at the end of (he actual sample 
wave form. Click on the magnify button again and the 
sample should be displayed almost entirely in the sam- 
display. 

Obviously, you can reduce the magnifkjation by click- 
ing on the de-magnify button directly to the right of the 
magnify burton. 

Now thai you can see- Ihe sample clearly, lei's play it 

to see how il sounds. Locate and click the Play HO 

High Quality). The screen will blank and you will hear 

the GarneOver sample at the highest quality - this is 

what HQ stands tor, 

When the Techno Sound Turbo interface reappears, 
find the pointer arrows. There are two sets - on the left 
the white pointer arrows and on the right the yellow 
pointer arrows. 

These offer you more control over the positioning of 
bolh pointers, allowing for more accuracy when cutting, 
pasting and creating loops. The red arrows move the 



appropriate pointer back to its original location. You can 
now move the pointers yourself and listen to the results. 
II you require more information regarding the pointer 
positions, take a look at the area directly below ihe sam- 
ple display. 

Pointer t and 2 indicate the start and end position in 
bytes, while Area Size actually shows you how man/ 
bytes Ihe current sample occupies. 

If you click on the Zoom Display button the signal level 
indicator will be replaced with a magnified view of each 
pointer and the sample wave form which will allow for 
even greater accuracy when looping and editing, 

The outside windows show the input wave forms tor 
each channel in real time. The three central windows 
show the sampf-e wave form underneath pointers 1 and 2 
and the Super Loop pointer (explained later on), 

If you move one of Ihe pointers in {he sample display 
you will see the zoom view being updated under the 
appropriate pointer. 



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Soccer by Sensible Software, des- 
tined to kick all other footie games 
into touch. We at Amiga Computing (nought it 
imperative that we offer you a Killy playable, 
exclusive demo Of what promises to be the 
bast soccer game ever. And here n is... 

After the loading screen has appeared 
press the fire button and you will be presen- 
ted with two options - Friendly and Demo 
League. Friendly allows you to jump straight 
in the action and play ball, while Demo 
League promotes you to manager of your 
favourite team, which we're sure will be 
Amiga Computing. 

It you select Friendly you will notice that 
only one of the tour options is enabled 
(green). This is because this version of 
SWOS is a demo - in case you hadn't 
nolieed, 

Select Club Teams, Europe. England and 
finally Division One. Once you have reached 
this point you will be able to choose your 
team. You can play as a player/manager or 
manager only by selecting your team with 
either blue or purple. The opponent team, is 
selected in red. For a two-player game, make 
sure two teams are highlighted blue. 

When you are ready to proceed click on 
Play Frtendly. at which point you will be taken 
to (tie learn statistics. From here you change 
your team make up by simply selecting the 
players you wish to swap and altering the 



Kicking off around 
the World 



Put on your favourite team's shirt, 
lace up ifouf toots and get ready tor 
the action u/ith the best demo tret of 
football at its greatest 



Bask skills 



There are a few ball control skills that need to be mastered when 
playing SWOS. The most important of these is the curved ball. It 
you are running with the ball you can curve it when you kick by 
quickly pushing the joystick in the direction you wish the ball to 
curve. 

As you run with the bail your player picks up speed. As speed 
increases he will have less chance of directing or turning the ball. 
The best way to progress is to make short but speedy passes -the 
ball will be passed to another player if one is near enough. 

If the opponent has the ball and you have a player near to him 

you can press the fire button 
and attempt a sliding tackle, 
paver, try not to foul your 
onents as the referee will 
have no qualms about handing 
out yellow or red cards. 



SWOS i* th» pfciJJ Bfetttent. 
Tfi* bait can fa* cantroHod 
try adding after touch 



format-ion lor which 4-3-3 and 3-4-3 are avail- 
able. When your team is ready for kick off, 

click on the OK button. 

To make substitutions or change tactics 
dunng Ihe match wait until the ball is Out of 
play and press the cursor up key or cursor 
down key, depending on which way you are 
shoolsng, on your keyboard. This will bring up 
Ihe manager's bench, along with an arrow. 
Move the arrow to point over the coach to 
change tactics. Move it over the players in 
order to make substitutions. 

To gain information about the best players 
in your team, select Squad. From here you 
can also swap players around in order to 
maximise your team potential. 

Transfer will allow you to buy and sell play- 
ers. You selecl the player you wish lo buy 
and then make an offer. It the offer is sub- 
stantial enough the manager will agree and 
the player will be transferred mlo your squad. 

Through Tactics you can program your 
team to react to different situations during 
play, This function is disabled on the demo 
version but you will be able to gain a good 
impression of how it works. 

The key to success in SWOS is knowl- 
edge. You can gain a good impression of 
how opponent teams are performing by 
selecting View World. By choosing a team 
[England, Italy or Scotland in this demo) and 
a division you can find out who the highest 
goal scorers are, view the way in which their 




Sensible World of fnccw alio w* you to {tick. 
player*, chanon formation jwirf mftwr tactic* 

games are played and check out each team 
individually. The final element in managing 
your team is to keep a close eye on money 
matters - these can be accessed via Club 
Business. 

From here you will gain valuable informa- 
tion about the team's profit over the year, 
current balance, income from player sales 
and income from player purchases. A good 
understanding of all these elements is 
required if you are to become a champi- 
onship manager and take your team to the 
World Cup. 

Allhough this exclusive Amiga Computing 
demo is packed wifti features, the full game 
promises even more, For a full listing of all 
additions to the foil version of SWOS, check 
out the text on the loading screen - you 
won't fail to be impressed. 



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However, the new scene will still reflect the 
sequential -image selection, so all you have lo 
do is move the sequence manually later on, 
Although far from glamorous, many profes- 
sionals may find this the most important 
macro on offer, 

Smooth Velocity is yet another painful task 
made easy, as it creates a constant velocity 
for an exisling motion path. Again this is a 
tricky proposition with spline-based motion 
paths. 

The Focal Disfance macro puts another 
nighlmare lo the sword. Actually animating 
depth 0! field can be an absolute nightmare. 
Wow tracking an object using a depth of field 
envelope couldn't be simpler. 

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and place it in the scene. If l he macro is 
applied the camera will track Ihe object, pro- 
ducing a. perfect DOF envelope for the scene. 




magic 

fan RRem really make 

lightwave euen easier? Paul 

Rustin explores Powerfflacros 



As the title suggests, the energy ccA 
lection provides perhaps the most 
dramatic macros including S halter 
BSowUp and Swarm. 

Not surprisingly, shatter will ran- 
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defined number of pieces. To 



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macros use Mod- 
eler's Boolean operations to not only 
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newly created interiors - ready For 
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operation is complete you have the 
option to then btow-up the newly cre- 
ated pieces by defining the speed of 
the explosion, the force of gravity, 
the rotation of the pieces and so on. 



In addition, you can specify whether 
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and if so, how much ihe pieces will 
bounce on impact with the ground. 
Fortunately the macro randomises 
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is pretty impressive. 

Thc final element in the energy 
collection is the swarm macro which 
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motion paths for an unlimited 
number of objects or lights within a 
scene - ideal for flies around a can- 
dle and olher seemingly random 
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modeler 



Now we're entering the real bread and butter depart- 
ment, starting with Load Irom Scene, which will import an 
entire scene directly into- modeler. 

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her excellent utility macro which automates (he renaming 
of surfaces within cloned objects - surprise, surprise. 

Thanks to this useful little number, duplicates of a par- 
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object but also matching attributes names in ascending 
order, Therefore H r s much quicker to define separate sur- 
face attributes for the clones. 

Flip Around polygon is yet another handy addition 
which flips a selected polygon 180 degrees - often useful 
in conjunction with the Attach Polygon macro. Mirror 



using polygon is arguably orte of the best modelling time- 
savers in the collection. This allows you to mirror an 
object via a selected polygon within Ihe scene - instant 
duplicates in any direction or angle. 

Save Pivot Point is easily my favourite Modeler macro. 
I find one of the most annoying aspects of importing 
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and define separate psvot points for each sub-object. 

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when imported inlo layout - absolute bliss, 




Business 




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mouse clicks. Last of all comes the excellent Chart Legend macro whrch 
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of your choice The macro allows for up to 11 lines of text of unlimited 
length. Once again everything is done for you. just type In the text and 
sit back as the macro does the resL 



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55 million years in the 

making - the Rmiga 

meets 5I5C with the 

Raptor. Rmiga 

Computing enplores 

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f you've been monitoring Amiga 
news of late you may well have 
spotted Commodore's announce- 
ment lo skip the planned release of the 
AAA chipset and opt for RISC based tech- 
nology for the next generation of 
machines - liquidators willing. 

However, as is often the case on the 
Amiga, a third-party developer has 
already taken the first step towards RISC 
via the Raptor rendering engine. 

DeskStation Technologies- - the cre- 
ators of the Raptor - ware initially com- 
missioned to produce the Screamer ren- 
dering engine to accompany Newtek's 
Toaster, or to be more accurate 
Lightwave. 

However, although a handful of Beta 
Screamers did make it out into the indus- 
try Ihe project never came to full fruition, 
at which point the partnership dissolved 
leaving DeskSlation with a lot of 




development seemingly down the drain. 
Undaunted, they went on to complete the 
project under their own steam, the end 
result being the Raptor II and Raptor Plus 
Workstations. Not onty did the company 



complete the project, they in fact 
improved the original specification by 
effectively doubling the speed by adding 
the very latest R4600 RISC chips to the 
system - the fastesi CPU's available in 




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DECEMBER 1994 




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Although Amiga Computing has had 
the pleasure of a Raptor II on teat, 
Team 17 s John Allardice has been 
lucky enough to be at the controls of 
the Raptor Plus for quite some time. 

As you can see from the screen 
shots, John is no stranger to 
Lightwave, As a result he's the guy to 
question when it comes to the finer 
points of the new union. 

As any 3D animator will know to 
their cost, experimentation is the key 
to quality images and animation. 
Basically, the more test renders you 
make the better the end results. And In 
John's opinion this is the real benefit 



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of the Raptor. Having the power to 
experiment makes all the difference. 
You learn by experience and courtesy 
of the Raptor - the learning curve is 
transformed from a mountain into a 
molehifl. 

Aside from enhancing mastery of 
the software, John is also particularly 
impressed by the Raptors ability to 
handle some of Lightwave's advanced 
animating options with ease. 

During testing, full video frames 
which take perhaps 30 seconds to ren- 
der normally only took between two to 
four seconds longer when rendered 
with time consuming extras such as 



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motion blur and particle blur added. 
Normally adding such options dramat- 
ically increases rendering, but with the 
Raptor the difference is barely notice- 
able, in fact to Illustrate how fast the 
system is, John s main com pi a in t was 
the time taken to save images to disk. 

On his existing system the average 
frame takes around 17 seconds to 
save - which is often half the time 
taken to render the actual image itsetf . 

Its a testament to how much Impact 
the Raptor has had on Team 17 that 
they have already ordered a second 
Raptor Plus to accompany their exist- 
ing machine. 




fact 

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to the 

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the existing range. As a result the Raptor 
Plus now pumps out rendered images 60 
times faster than a standard 25Mhz 
A4000, while the Raptor II manages 
roughly half (hat via its single, rather than 




twin, CPU set-up, thereby matching the 
original Screamer speed for approximately 
half the price. 

OK, we've mentioned it's fast, bul ho 
does a RISC-based rendering engine link 
up Ihe Amiga? A good question, with 
Ethernet connection being the answer, 
Forlunately there's much more to Ihe 
Raptor II than simply a super fast CPU, 

DISGUISE 

In reality, each Raptor II is in Fact a fully 
fledged RISC-based PC workstation, com- 
plete with its own monitor, mouse, key- 
board, CD-ROM, SCSI II controller, 
Ethernet and 24-bit video board all run- 
ning under WindowgNT, 

As a result all you need is a compatible 
Ethernet card in your Amiga - the hydra III 
being (he preferred choice, Once Ihe two 
are connected all thai remains is to install 




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Available within the next few 
months are selections of games 
featuring the delights of 3D ren- 
dered scenes and achon, The 
two most touted tilies are Super 
Stardust and Alien Breed: Tower 
Assault, the former being an 
updated sequel to Asteroids with 
large and glossy 3D knobs on, 
and the latter the sequel to the 
top-down classic that includes a 
rather impressive introduction, as 
detailed elsewhere in this article. 

King of Thieves, also available 
on tho Amiga, is a blend of risk- 
style strategy and arcade action 

where the player must amass as much riches, land and power as 
possible by planning and invading various caslles and strong- 
holds. Again, the game will feature rendered cut aways, intro and 
ending to add to the atmospherics. 

Wilchwood, a scrolling adventure game, and a host of other 
titles are also making an appearance next year. From what we ve 
seen so tar of the work in progress, all dispirited and gloom-iaden 
Amiga game players will be pleasantly surprised, 




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the ScreamerNet software and the 
Lightwave rendering engine onto the 
Raptor, The is achieved by actually 
installing the software on the Amiga which 
in turn adds the necessary software to the 
Raptor via the aforementioned Ethernet 
connection. 

After installing these two disks or 
essential data you're off and running. In 
fact (he floppy duet are the oniy elements 
that require installation by the user, as 
each Raplor ships with its Windows NT 
operating system p re-installed. 

I must admit I find the choice of 
Windows NT as the preferred OS rather 
annoying, simply because of the massive 
amounl of system resources it demands 
However, I hat's NewTek's chosen OS for 




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DECEMBER 1 994 



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COVER FEATURE 





network rendering and given ils prowess 
in ihis particular area, I suppose rt's a wise 
move. 

But even so, the lact remains lhat in 
order lo run Windows NT "16Mb o) RAM is 
a minimum - simply to boot the machine. 
Fortunately the Raptor II; ships with 32Mb 
of 36-bit RAM as standard, which can be 
expanded to 129Mb if the need arises. 

EXPANSION 

Its bigger brother, namely the Raptor 
Plus, ships with a massive 64Mb as stan- 
dard - which again can be expanded lo 
1ZS, 

When it comes to storage you receive a 
500Mb hard drive as standard, split into 
two partitions, one being dedicated to 
import and storage of Lightwave scene 
files and texture maps, while the remain- 
ing drive is left to Windows NT and any 



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other software you see fit to install- 
Obviously the NT version ol the infa- 
mous windows has real appeal to those 
running the Workstation as a network 
server, but as a basic OS for a rendering 
engine tl does seem to be a case of over- 
kill. However, il must be stressed ihe 
Raptor is sold as a complete computer 
which, when the need arises, can double 
up as a rendering engine for other 
machines. 

In fact given the necessary Ethernet 
connections, customised Amiga software 
and the installation of the appropriate ren- 
dering engine, there's no reason il 
couldn't turn its hand to just aboul any 
application - in theory. 

As existing Lightwave 3.5 users will be 
well aware, the program boasts an SN - 
alias Screamer Net - button on Ihe layout 
control panel and it's from here you make 
the connection with the Raptor. 

Thanks to this mysterious addition to 

the menu bar you have the ability to use 

up to eight processors connected via a 

Windows NT network. 

As a result, Ihe potential speed of a 



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fully populated system is mind numbing - 
and would theoretically result in rendering; 
limes approaching 500 times that of a 
standard A4000 040, 

As mentioned above, Ihe iwo Raptor 
variants ship with one and two CPU 
respectively, so ii's possible to add lour 
Raptor Plus's or eight Raptor Ils to a sin- 
gle Amiga. 

SIMPLICITY 

Assuming the necessary connections 
and software are in place, setup is pretty 
straightforward. Once Lightwave is boo 
ted the first task is to initialise the Raptor 
by clicking on the button provided in the 
SN menu. 

If all's well you then simply Send Alt 



Although the Raptor system makes a dramatic difference when it comes to 
Lightwave, it must he stressed fully that it only has any affect on Lightwave 
rendering. 

As a result, the rest of your system will still depend entirely on the speed of your 
existing CPU, As it stands, the best way to increase processing times across the 
Amiga in general is by adding a Warp Engine or a similar 040 accelerator to your 

system. 

However, by the time you read this article the first generation of 060 accelerators 
should be shipping, which it the literature is to be believed will provide speeds 
around 12 times that of a standard 2SMhz 040 A4000. 




The results at the Raptor 

Plus ■no' Lightwave wilt 

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files to the Raptor/network. At this point 
e eniire Lightwave scene is copied to 
e rendering engines hard disk. 

I you then select render the power of 
* the available CPUs on the net are put 
B work rendering the scene. 

II lor some raason you don't like the 
nd results, you can simply alter the nee- 
ssary elements and Send Scene File, 

:h updates the Raptor version of your 
st alterations - a big lime-saver over 
»nding the enlire scene via the Send Ait 
e ^s button. 

it's also possible to update objects and 
~ :ges within the scene via separate hut- 
ma, as well as update the Raptor version 
:' the rendering engine when you receive 
I new revision to Lightwave. 

When you've finished a parti cuiar scene 

C'ear AH Files not surprisingly removes 

existing scene from the rendering 

sngines hard drive, ensuring there's 

snty of space for ihe next scene. j*yj 




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By now I'm sure you've spotted Ihe 
price tag for both versions of the 
Raptor. As a result it goes without say' 
mg the system is definitely for the very 
serious end of [he Amiga market. 

However, even at such a jaw drop- 
ping price the system nevertheless 
brings the Amiga l rue workstation per- 

rmance al and even beyond that 
of the most powerful Silicon Graphics 
systems - and all at a fraction of the 

price. 



The Amiga wouldn't be the same without that group of 
programmers, artists and management in Wakefield, 
Yorkshire that have consistently produced games of 
high calibre for the lasl few years. 

Team 17 are synonymous with the image of a small, 
youth-based bunch of enthusiasts who decided not so 
long ago that they wanted to do something with Ihe 
Commodore machine that many other companies were 
having trouble doing - producing playable games, 

Before you begin wondering how much Team 17 
may have paid this financially starved writer to write 
such a glowing report, it does well to bear in mind that 
Ihe average score for all iheir games across all maga- 
zine formats is above ninely percent. Not a bad track 
record, 

As one of the only software companies remaining 
that hasn't been bought out yet by the likes of Electronic 
Arts or Virgin, the independent, old school of thinking 
Team 17 still have an extremely healthy financial back- 
bone to apply pressure to when the need arises for 
investing in the future. 

The Raplor Pius was one such decision. Gosling in 
the region ot £14,000, if was seen as a must-have 
piece of kit for the graphic artisls on site. Marty n Brown, 
creative director and Mr Firm bul Fair guy round the 
office, explains their predicament: The Amiga 4000 can 
only render so much at a lime and seemed a waste Of 
John Allardice's [3D animation artist] potenlial, We 
came up with two options to resolve the situation - buy 
a Silicon Graphics machine or use the Amigas we 
already have," 

DeskStation Technology's accelerator was and still is 
seen as the best choice. "On hearing lhat il was SO 
times faster at rendering than an Amiga 40CQ. we went 
out, contacted Bill Owen at RAMiga International and 
bought one," 

Bui why not an SGI? There was no point," explains 
Martyr. "We atready had Amigas and we would have fo 
scale down the output ol the SGI anyway for whatever 
machine we're targeting. Two to three pfatforms at the 
moment can show the actual output from the Raptor 



and Lightwave. The system is highly cost effective." 

Indeed, il would seem lhat DID, the 3D programmers 
oehlnd Infemo and the classic TFX, have plans lo do 
the same. As one American artist said, unlike an SGI, 
buying a top-spec 3D Amiga system "is cheaper than a 
house." 

The financial and time saving benefits offered by the 
newly installed Raptor Plus are already on ample dis- 
play. "With the Raptor, you can do a minute or two of 
animation in a couple of days where il might have taken 
two weeks before, The old cliche lime is money" is very 
appropriate," states Martyn. " Instead of having three 
guys doing an intro sequence, it's just John and Ihe 
Raptor." 

Martyn is sure that the introduction to Microcosm, 
which took a long time so put together, could be created 
in two months with their current setup. Unlike the much 
hyped and overrated Psygnosis lille though. Team 1 7"s 
creative director is adamant that flashy intros featuring 
glossy 3D graphics will no! become Ihe locus of their 
forthcoming games. 

"I'm not into interactive movies. The only reason 
we're making the investment in the high end kit is to 
add atmosphere and a movie-like backing," said 
Mlartyn. "With this hardware, we can make everything 
look a lot better. The results add; believabilily to the 
overall title - we've always concenlrated on gamepfay." 

With the Amiga at the core of all iheir operations and 
a substantial catalogue of games to be released on ihe 
Commodore machines over (he next year or so, there is 
no fear of Team 17 jumping boat and leaving its fans in 
the lurch, "People who say that you can't make money 
out or the Amiga are talking crap - the Amiga games 
are still at the fop of the Gallup charts consistently," 

Indeed. Martyn is quite clear on why many compa- 
nies lose money when lihey release a product on the 
1 200. He believes thai most releases, aren't worth the 
disk they're stored on and punters just aren't interested 
in being ripped off. 

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yMBk hen il comes to spreadsheet pro- 
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marks- like Excel or Lotus 1-2-3. 
However, (here are some highly capable alter- 
natives available to them. 

Though Maxiplan has been at the head of 
tie field for a long lime, now the developers of 
TurboGakc are hoping that their V.2 can seize 
Dole position. 

'jrboCaie deafly aims to outclass the com- 
petition as far as looks go. The attractive inter- 
face comes complete with quick-click icons 
which make accessing commonly needed 
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comes to data manipulation and calculation. 
In facl Ihere are over a hundred functions and 
120 Macros available. 

All the features you'd expect are there. 
Selection can be done using the mouse and 
finding a particular cell is made easier 
Because you can create a grid, Dragging the 
mouse lets you highlighi a range. 

Data can be cut, copied or pasted either by 
using menus or icons, while rows and 
columns can be inserted without messing up 
the calculations in the rest of the document. 

PROTECTION 

If you're using this package at home you 
might no! want the kids poking into your per- 
sonal finance files, so a protection option is 
provided in Turbo which should prevent any 
such problem, 

There's also a facility allowing the user to 
Mde rows or columns. This is important 
because confidential in form at ion can be 
included inlo the spreadsheet's calculations 
without revealing it to unauthorised people. 

A vital time-saver is the facility to generaie 
a series. Using it you can, for example, auto- 
matical^ generate a now for each day. week 
or month of the year, It can also be used to 
create a series with data. 

Imagine a set of calculations is based on 
VAT being fixed at 1 5 per cent. If the VAT rate 
changes later. Turbo lets you alter the formula 
for Ihe entire document without too much trou- 
ble by using the edit functions. 

The integrated database is a powerful addi- 
tion with search, sort, copy, extract, delete 
and other facilities such as number of 
matches, average and so on. 

Column, bar, line, point, step and pie charts 
are all available. Natu rally these can be sized 
and positioned as required and, better still, 
colour and 3D effects can be incorporated, 

The package allows you to choose different 
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ith the Hood of Lightwave add-ons 
pouring in from across the pond, it 
may seem a Irtlle hasty to pick one 
package as the best of the bunch. However, 
after spending a few hours in the company of 
Wavemaker it's a risk l"m more than willing to 
lake. 

Unlike the vast majority of third-party offer- 
ings. Wavemaker doesn't actually add any 
new features to the basic Lightwave reper- 
toire. However, what if does provide is noth- 
ing short of a dream come true for countless 
commercial animators. 

In short, it bnngs automaton to the some- 
limes painful process of 3D design and ani- 
mation. In essence, Wavemaker does for 3D 
what Scala & Co. have done for 2D images 
and conventional Amiga animation. 

Basically the prog ram is the first to offer 
point and dick 3D design. During installation 
a huge collection of motion paths, objects and 



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ointment 



even the odd texture map is added - all neatly- 
tucked away in the Wavemaker directory. 

After the five disks have finished adding 
their contents to your system, all that remains 
is to fire-up the software and sit back in 
amazement as the software goes to work 
compiling animated scenes in seconds, which 
normally would take hours of painstaking 
attention to detail. 

Although a slight exaggeration, this is 
almost exactly what happens when using the 
software in its simplest form, The only thing 
required is an existing Lightwave logotype 
object. This can be anything you like, usually 
consisting of extruded text. 

As you're probably aware Lightwave, 
or ralher modeler, can convert PostScript 
fonts into 20 polygons which in turn can be 
extruded into 3D. Assuming you have either a 
string of text or an existing 3D logo, you 
simply select it and you're off. Al this point the 



As you've probably gathered. Wavemaker is impressive, 
but there is One slight problem, Although designed to wort 
hand in hand with Lightwave. I'm afraid in certain cases it 
doesn't. 

As you can see from the screen shot, certain aspects of 
the interface are dedicated to inieracting directly 
with Lightwave - the idea being you run both programs 
simultaneously. 

For the most part this option works perfectly. However 
due lo what Axiom Software describe as a bug within 
Ughtwave3,5, the program cannot transfer scenes directly 
to Lightwave as it can with earlier versions. 

The problem is caused because 3.5 demands at least 
one light in every scene file. In the past this wasn't the 
case, and as a result Wavemaker doesn't including a light 
as part of its scene tiles. 

Unfortunately, like many other third-party products it 
has been caught out by the surprise release of 3.5. 
According to a spokesman al Axiom they've already con- 
tacted Lightwave's designer and he has promised (o 
rectify the problem with the next bghlwave upgrade - due 



in November. In practise this means you cannot run both 
packages simultaneously, as Wavemaker automatically 
updates the present Lightwave scene whenever you save 
a newly created script - at which point Lightwave crashes. 

Although a seemingly terminal problem, there is a 
simple solution, You simply create and save your script. 
al which point a Lightwave scene Hie is generated 
automatically, 

You then load Lightwave, import the scene manually, 
save it immediately - at which point a single light is added 
by Lightwave - then reload It and everylhing works 
perfectly. 

In practise this Is only a minor inconvenience, however 
it does affect one feature quite dramatically. Unfortunately, 
due to the problem it's impossible to use the Render 
Frame feature wrthm Wavemaker, as this demands you 
save the script wilh Lightwave running in. the background, 
wh^h of course causes a crash. 

Fortunately this is the only feature lost as alt others 
work perfectly, regardless of whether Lighlwave is active 
or otherwise. 



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object is auto-scaled to fit in with the othei 
elemenls in the newly created Wavemaker 
scene. However, this doesn't mean your 
existing logo will be overwritten. Thankfully 
the program simply scales the object and 
saves it out with the same name plus a -WM 
suffix - therefore leaving your original object 
safe and sound. 

Once sealed you have ihree choices. 
Firstly, you can let the software apply a little 
artificial intelligence and build an entire 
animation automatically using its own 
selection of objects, motion paths and colour 
combinations'. 

The second alternative Is to go for one of i 
the 16 Prefab animations. In this case you 
have a greater degree of control courtesy of a 
pop-up requester which enables you to define 
(he duration of the logos inlroduction plus the 
amount of time - in frames - that it will be 
held in position. 

INTERCHANGE 

In addition you're also given the choice 
to use your existing logo, exchange it for 
anolher, or use a null object, which in reality is 
simply a relerence point which denotes fhe 
location of a would-be logo in the scene - the 
idea being that you use Lightwave's replace 
object feature to interchange the logos of your 
choice - or perhaps leave it out altogether. 

The third, and by far the most flexible 
option is to build your own animation from all 
fhe elements on offer. Although this involves a 
few extra mouse clicks, the end results are 
well worth it as layer after layer of animated 
Objects accompany your logo - each wilh 
its own designer motion path and surface 
attributes. 

At this point it's perhaps worth explaining 
what kind of animation, and perhaps more lo 
the point, what kind of animator Wavemaker 
has been designed for. 

Wavemaker is unlikely to win you any 
prizes as a 3D animator. However it's very 
likely to secure many a commercial contract. 



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As ever it's difficult to envisage animation on 
tie page, but it you've ever watched the inter- 
ludes during the Super bowl you've seen 
Ity the kind of animation Wavemaker can 
tte. 

in short, fast and glossy American eye 
candy, the stuff Ihat corporate types kill for. 
it's glitz and glamour approach may not 
appeal to your artistic sensibilities but the end 
results ans about as eye catching as anything 
- _u ll ever see on-screen. 

The basic system revorves around adding 
a user definable motion path for your logo 
amidst a sea of what are known as numies 
Numies being a term coined by Ron 
Thornton, the British animator responsible for 
.:ghtwgve sequences in Babylon5. 

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thing and everything that has no real pur- 
pose, other ifian to add a little mare excite- 
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take the form of flying stars, streaks, and all 
manner of revolving shapes which invariably 
fly around in all directions. 

Take them away and you have a boring 
bounce-on. bounce-off logo anim. add them 
and you have what appears to be a massive 
30 production number, 

Admittedly, Wavemaker otters more than 
just automated nurnie generation, but in 
essence that's what's on offer. Cliche per- 
haps, but I guarantee the package would pay 
for itsel! within days. Obviously, once the nov- 
elty of the Smart anim and Prefab options has 
worn off the vast majority of your lime is spent 
compiling your own designs from the ele- 
ments on offer. But even In this, the most 
complex option, a dozen yes/no mouse dicks 
still completes the entire process. 

Once the ubiquitous logo is chosen you 
then pick between one of 75 intro motions, 
hold positions and outtro styles - all shown as 
miniature graphic push-button selectors. 

After specifying motion you move on to 
defining the pause prior to the introduction, 
the time taken lor the intro itself, its pause in 
position, the outtro, and finally ihe frame time 
before the anim concludes. 

Next comes background selection. Hera 
you can choose between a solid, a gradient - 
eight styles are provided with user control 
over both the light and dark colours - a single 
image or image sequence. 

Following this comes the all important ele- 
ments, consisting ol eight separate layer loca- 
tions each holding its own animated collection 
of objects. Once selected, the majority pop-up 
a second requester enabling you lo define Us 
direction, rotation if applicable, speed and 
colouring. 

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own script Files and Lightwave 
scene files, it's also more than 
happy to operate with standard 
Lightwave scene files. As a result it 
can also prove an essential overall 
production tool. 

A particularly pleasant addition is 
the ability lo generate story-boards 
from any Lightwave scene. To pro- 
duce a storyboard you simply select 
a scene tile and specify whether 
you want nine or 1 6 panels in the 
storyboard image. 

The software then automatically 
divides trie scene by the chosen 
number and sets about rendering 
ihose frames in the resolution of 



your choice. Once rendered, it ihen 
loads each frame for the storyboard 
into the supplied scene, mapping 
the newly created images onto a 
series of panel objects, This is then 
rendered separately and you end 
up with a complete storyboard. 
ready to use a as reference for 
yourself and your clients. 

Another excellent addition is the 
Build Sequence option.. A click on 
this button reveals a requester 
which can hold 15 separate scenes 
that can be rendered in sequence 
automatically. 

Each scene location has its own 
output requester, so you can specify 
individual save locations for each. 



with the images saved as either 
RGB's or Framestores. And ol 
course frame start, stop and step 

can also be user defined. 

Thanks to this excellent addition , 
you can set-up a huge batch render 
of multiple scenes and leave the 
ccmDination of Wavemaker and 
Lightwave to generate the whole 
thing automatically over as many 
hours or days as it takes. 

It's also possible to render a 
single scene using the Start anima- 
tion button Quite why you wouldn't 
quit out and render direct from 
Lightwave is a mystery, but I 
suppose it's been added for 
completeness. 



all eight layers together and, 
as you can imagine, the end 
results can be Impressive. 

Next comes camera con- 
trol. Admittedly this is pretty 
basic stuff with the options 
ranging from: A little closer, 
Default and Back a little However, one of the 
beauties of WaveMaJter anims is the mmimai 
use of key frames, so there's no problem 
editing object or camera movement when the 
scene is loaded into Lightwave. 

The final element is lo decide which reso- 
lution and rendering settings your new scene 
will employ - again all very straightforward. 

As you'd expect you can choose between 
resolutions, but belter still, by using the 
advanced options it's possible to specify 
whether you require anti-aliasing, the aspect 
ratio., and whether or not to use field render- 
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erdict 




Obviously I he problem of direct scene 
importation is slightly annoying, but to be 
honest it isn't a major problem. As a 
whole, Wavemaker is nothing short of a 
masterpiece, and for anyone who does a 
lot of corporate videography it's an 
absolute essential, Quite simply add-on 
software at its very best. 



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t would seem that all computer pack- 
ages nond a main character — 
someone or something who's like- 
able, hopefully individual and that the 

■yer wants to control and manipulate. 

Games have their ragtag team of heroes - 
Some, Mario and James Pond to name but a 
few Edutainment, that ghastly description of 
"lun" learning titles, has Noddy, also Mano 
'~*3 now Bertie Bunny, the musical while rab- 
*t ngrmally found up a magician's steeve- 

The Canadian-born bucktoqth is the pre- 
enter of Ihe Making Music package that oon- 
*cts of two disks and a sheet of paper with 
** briefest instructions summarised on it, The 
jrtwara is aimed at children between two 
M 12 - the producer boldly claims that 
Bertie has enough scope to appeal across 
*uch a wide- range. 

It. as a parent, you were hoping to buy the 
package and then leave the kids alone with it 
o make themselves busy, you would be sadly 
-ncsiaken. First up is instaFling the software to 
your hard drive?, then troubleshooting any 
problems that should happen to arise, then 
reading the Instructions which unfortunately, 
although well written - are on screen and not 
t the form of a printed manual. 

Once that has all been sorted, it's onto the 
main program itself which Is easy to use after 
the first attempt. Split into three dislinctiva 
sections, the user is able to journey through 
each pari in two differing ways. For the very 
young, it's possible to "bang" on the keys 
*hich simply chooses whichever instrument 
Bi icon that the Bertie is bouncing on at that 
feme. 

The mouse comes into play (or the more 
advanced in years whereby they can select 
what they want to do like any other package. 
The actual sections that make up the program 
are the instrument room, the tone room and 
the studio. 

Each segmanl is displayed with ihe help of 
colourful icons and Bertie Bunny who 
bounces round ihe screen, following your 




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understand and create their own 

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pointer movements. The instrument room 
consists of several icons representing the dif- 
ferent musical sounds - saxophone, piano, 
trumpet, flute, clarinet, electric guitar,, vioiin 
and steel drums. 

X-HEAD 

Using Bertie to grab the instruments and 
move them, up to four can be selected for 
use in ihe studio or tune room, Once done, 
moving into the studio allows the user to play 
each instrument individually via the keyboard. 
On the 1200, only one key can be pressed at 
a time but on ihe 4000, up to three can be &*t*et your 
used simultaneously The h.nc room offers "wtmraoh 
eight familiar songs to dabble with - Twinkle ^jjjjjj" 
Twinkle Little Star, Mary Had A Little Lamb a-vaiiabim 




and London Bridge make up part of the 

repertoire. The melody of the tune is 
played by (he lop instrument, the coun- 
terpoint by the second and so 
on. It is possible to just 
^ choose a single sound lo 
" play the tune as well, 
^^fe^ Four more instruments and lunes 

are available from Wind Shadow, 
Ihe makers of (he package, if the 
egistralion disk is sent to them. 
The sound effects that come 
with the title are relatively. 
effective and can be recognised in 
relation to their real life counterparts. 
My only gripe which would even Send a 
three year old up the wall after awhile, is the 
incredibly annoying jumping noise that Bertie 
makes every time he moves anywhere. Et 
g rales on the nerves and I was nearly assault- 
ed by the entire office after only five minutes of 
using the little furry fellow. 

Graphically, the whole proceedings are 
rather crude and uninspiring. While there is 
supposed to be a chifd-iike style to the graph- 
ics. It does look shoddy and amateurish. 

As far as the edutainment factor of the 
package goes, while two lo seven year olds 
wiEl enjoy tinkering with the keyboard and 
heanng the lunes using different instruments, 
I'm just a little cynicaf about how interesting 
your average nine lo 12 year old will find 
Bertie's rather limited set-up. 

II would have been nice to see more sec- 
tions with more options for oider children such 
as special sound F/Xs like sustain, a basic 
recording and playback facility and a host Of 
olher options. 

As Bertie Bunny stands, it's ideal for the 
very young and absolute and utter beginner 
but for a child with a few years behind them, 
he/she is going to find: ihe package lacking in 
scope. 

Oh, and just for a change, Bertie Bunny 
would appear to be hard drive only. ^^ 



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©ell, it's been a long time since I 
took ImageMaster for a lest drive. 
The Copy I bough! (v9.23) ts ages 
old now and doesn't even reside on my 
hard drive any more. Still, I thought to 
myself, it should be interesting lo see whal 
ihey've come up with for this version. 

The first shock I got upon opening 
I mage Master's box was the fact that the 
sizeable manual they used lo include was 
gone. 1 wondered for a second whether 
there had been some sort of mistake, but 
out of the corner of my eye I noticed one of 
the sheets of paper accompanying several 
disks m an otherwise bare box. 

Manual 

This sheet went to great lengths lo 
explain that since Black Belt was such an 
ecologically sound company it would no 
longer be producing the manual on paper 
(only later did it say that it's also really 
rather expensive). 

So we have a pi rales dream. Software- 
complete with manual on seven disks. But 
i$ it a user's dream too? Hmim, well, a man- 
ual on a disk sounds okay in theory but 
there are a couple of problems. 

The first is thai ImageMaster uses a sep- 
arate screen for ApAssist, their online man- 
ual program, so you have to continually flip 
screens lo go from one to the other. It 
would make things easier if you could |ust 
flip back and forth using ihe Help key but, 
unfortunalely, that just puts you back at Ihe 
contents page each time., resulting <n the 
user having to re-find her place all 




master 
house 



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High fies? Pah.' 



the time. The other major problem with 
online documentation is a lack of portability. 
Until someone brings out a laptop Amiga 
you are never going to be able to read this 
manual on Ihe train. 

I would like to be able to go straight into 
sections detailing special effects, iransfor- 
malions, etc, from the contents page, There 
are a tot of buttons on it for what seems like 
introductory stuff that could have all been 
on one button and then only a couple of 
buttons where there should be a dozen. 

However, there are a lot of good things 
about this manual. For instance, the little 
animations playing inside the manual and 
Ihe interaclive tutorials which work by click- 
ing a button on the manual page which 
takes you back into I mage Master's inter- 
face where you are presented with 
whichever effect you have chosen demon- 
strated on an existing buffer, with the option 
to undo ihe effect al the end of the demon- 
stration, On now to the program itself. 



ImageMaster has always been the leader 
of the three main imago processing pack- 
ages in terms of effects appliaufe, and this 
version still offers more little gizmos to play 
with than either Image FX or ADPro. 

Uses 

Not all of ihem are very useful, but hav- 1 
ing a reasonably good morphing package 
built in to ImageMaster will certainly win il a 
number of friends straight away, 

The stability of ImageMaster also seems 
much improved (the version I own was 
prone to frequent crashes) and Ihe inter- 
face is a lot more consistent, if still a little 
overwhelming with the sheer amount of 
oplions presented and the names chosen , 
lor Ihese options. 

As an example, how about cropping an 
image? Since ImageMaster gives the user 
such a wide variety of area selection tools. 
a crop should be a doddle wouldn'l yr 
think? Bui no, try as I might. I couldn't find 



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crop command in the interface and I had 

irasort to the manual which didn't seem lo 

Ottail a crop command either (even in the 

Surely some mistake? No, it's just that 

-age Master refers to cropping as "ciip- 

■ng" and (lilting the Clip button in the man- 

-* brought me to the descnption of how it 

i oone. Now, this is a trivial example and if 

-.adn't been about 4am when I was trying 

: crop this image I probably would have 

•fed: "Oh yes. silly me. Slack Bell calls, the 

cms$S clipping, 

Unfamiliar 

Easy peasy", hut it just goes to show that 

--'amiliarity can breed contempt just as 

easily as familiarity. (At the time I was even 

. tempted just to load Ihe image into 

*DPro because il was easier lo crop the file 

"Here), Insisting on the user having to 
type stuff into gadgets is also not on in my 
opinion, If you are going to require AFtexx 
scripts for a redraw (why?) Ihen at least 




present the user with a file requester lo 
choose the script from, 

While cm the topic of niggles 
with the user interface, why did Black Belt 
decide lo lump absolutely everything in (he 
main executable? The ImageMaster file is 
over 2MB m size which must make 11 
harder to upgrade than using a modular 
approach which can bs picked apart as 
necessary 

Other problems include the fact that 
clicking on the ImageMaster fl/t logo in the 
•nam interface is supposed to bring up a list 
of information specific to your computer (il 
doesn't do anything), and the fact that you 



are supposed to be able to relocate your 
selected area by holding down the right 
mouse button while drawing the area out - 
this doesn'l work eilher. 

When you get right down to it, what sort 
of interface doesn't give you any option but 
to carry on with a process, even if you don't 
want to, and relies on you being able to hit 
the cancel gadget while the operation in 
question is being performed or having an 
Undo buffer. 

Next comes the question of the FilmStrip, 
ImageMaster's preview window for anima- 
tion and morphing/warping operations. 1 
don't consider my machine under-specified 
with 14MB of RAM, but even before I 
loaded an image there was "No RAM avail- 
able for FilmStrip". I tried ail sorts of things 
to get it going, but lo no avail - if you'll 
excuse the pun. 

Having exhausted all the possibilities I 
was willing to try to get the FilmStrip up and 
running. I decided I would have a go at the 
Wipe tutorial deiailed in the manual, After a 




bit of faffing and a crash I eventually got 
the result you should see somewhere 
about these pages. 

Control 

it's neatly quite good and the stars can 
be replaced with ellipses, reciangles, etc, 
There is a large amount of control 
over these eiemenls including XSV quan- 
tities, rotation and whether or not lo 
have a variable transparency as the 
wipe occurs. Although it all seams ralher 
horrendous to achieve, after your first cou- 
pla of wipes you'll wonder what 
all the head scratching was about. 



flrg l|du well supported? 



As Black Bell incessantly reminds you through all the literature accompanying ImageMaslet. it is prob- 
ably the finest Amiga software company around in terms d! support and updates. 

However, I spoke to Ben Williams oi Black Bell on ihe net earlier this year to enquire about the lat- 
est revision ol ImageMasler (remember, my version is about two years old) and he was very helpful, as 
long as I had a credit card, 

Since I reluse to own one af the Devil's playing cards I was in shtucd, I asked him to check that they 
had my name and address on their database as I had never received any info about upgrading or news 
afaoul Ihe many bug fixes that went through from the version of ImageMaster I owned lo Ihe piesem 
one, and I was somewhat shocked to receive the reply that Black Bell never sends any info out to its 
registered users, let alone any updates. 

If I wanted to buy the latest upgrade it would cost me $25 plus shipping, regardless ol whether il 
was an upgrade or a bug fix, I don't mind paying for upgrades but I really think lhai users who loyally 
suppuri a package should be entilled (o receive free corrections of programmers mistakes. 



REtargetable? Someone saq 
retargetable? 

As those of you who read this rag regularly know. I am the proud 
owner of a Picasso II graphics card. So it was with delight that I 
read the blurb on ImageMaster's box saying il was retargetable. 

How disappointed can you get? Very. ImageMaster doesn't 
even use the display database for its preview screen choice and 
its choices for retargetting are limited lo Firecracker (an NTSC 
frame buffer by Impulse that hasn't been made for a good couple 
of years), HAM-E (by Black BeH, also no longer in production), 
Harlequin (and thus Retina) and AGA. 

1 don't consider being able to run on AGA -retargetting", but I 
would expect to see an option to choose the screen mode your- 
self rather than a 1.3-lype "Do you want HiRes, do you want 
Lace?" request. Come on. Black Belt get into the Nineties, man. 




ja,i.-ihr Imigc 
processing 
ml II* be it. 



ImageMaster is certainly one for the serious 
image processors out there, with ils ability 
to show 1D cross- sectional palette informa- 
tion and spectrum analysis, logarithmic rep- 
resentations and a gorgeous 3D histogram, 
whose only fault is that it can't be roiated 
at all. 

II you know your Variance Conversions 
from your Forced Dynamic Ranges then 
ImageMaster is the package for you. 

Offerings 

As for the rest of us, well, I'm not so sure, 
ImageMaster doesn't really offer all that 
much over the ADPro/lrnageFX axis other 
than its price which is much lower than 
either of the other two. 

It doesn'l give as many file formats as the 
other two but does include ones lhal are 
lairly abstruse, such as NASA's JPL format 
which is probably used by about ooooh, five 
people in this country - this Is the type of 
failing thai ImageMaster exhibits. 

in summary, while ImageMasler is a 
superb package in most respects it is let 
down by its insistence on an esoteric inter- 
face, its odd method of retargetting the dis- 
play and its slow speed. L'& 



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iheir sockets when on page 
127 of issue 77 Of your 

mag I saw ihe Compudeai 
Multimedia Systems advert. Wow! Four 
games tor thirty quid plus P&P. 

Hmm, bankrupt stock, that's why it's so 
cheap. So in a rush to avoid disappoint- 
ment I popped my cheque off in the post 
first thing, 

One month passed and I honestly 
Thought I'd lost my money, But worse than 
thai I'd unknowingly bought pirate soft- 
ware, On opening the package I discov- 
ered 1 1 disks which had been very obvi- 
ously ripped-otf from originals. 

i can'l understand why people use this 
trash, it's unreliable, buggy and god 
knows how many viruses they include, I'd 
much prefer to pay for an original which 
includes the plot and instructions, which 
in turn lead! you into the game, than 
receive four or more pirated games which 
leave me cold. 

It's false economy hecause straight 
away you're lempted to cheat which 
shortens the game's life, you get bored 
quicker, you buy or obtain more pirate 
software, the software houses stop 
releasing games, the pirates move on to 
something else and you're left with an 
expensive table decoration - plus a load 
of very dodgy software. 

Gel rid of ihe pirates before they rid 
you of your Amiga. So lake my advice 
and be careful who you order from. Thirty 
two pounds for 1 1 blank disks, that could 
have bought me a full game - false econ- 
omy or what! 

A Jenkins, Crews 



Well, before joining in to flog the 
pirates, It's worth stressing that the 
advertisers in question are already 
being tracked by the police. FAST and 
indeed Amiga Computing's very own 
advertising department. 

Unfortunately it appears Compudeai 
Multimedia Systems are a classic hit 
and run operation - one big score and 
off Into the sunset. 

Obviously, with investigations still in 
progress it wouldn't be wise to go Into 
further detail, however rest assured 
that everything possible is being done 
to track down this particular bunch of 
bad guys. 

By the nature of mail order it has 
obvious appeal to such criminals. The 
only crumb of advice I can offer is to 
only ever buy from regular advertisers. 
If the name's familiar it's fairly safe 
to say your money wilt be in good 
hands. 

No matter how glossy an advert or 
enticing the bargains don't be fooled, 
the cost at producing an ad is only a 
tiny fraction of what a professional 
operation will pull-down from Joe pub- 
lic if the con trick comes. 

For all those, who like yourself, have 
been stung by this particular scam I 
can only apologise that we were duped 
into accepting their advert in the first 
place - which of course will never be 
paid for. 

As for your comments on pirating in 
general, it's pleasing to see there are 
still people out there who realise what 
copying will mean in the long term. No 
market, no development, no Amiga, it's 
literally that simple. 



Thoughts an Imagine 



Being an avid 3D modelling enthusiast I must admit 
I'm just a little confused. I'm about to upgrade from 
Imagine 2 but the question is should I go for Imagine 
3 or save up and invest in Ljghrwave3.5? 

I must admit. I wasn't really considering Lightwave 
until fairly recently, but over the last few months all the 
Amiga mags seem totally consumed by it. In just 
about every issue - Amiga Computing especially - 
(hey seem to come up with a seemingly endless 
collection of add-ons. 

Is it really that good, and if so why? Obviously, with 
several years of hard slog mastering Imagine behind 
me, I don'! exactly relish the prospect of learning a 
completely new package without very good reason, 

D Silvers Rhyl 

I can certainly sympathise with your dilemma. The 
hype few both programs has been massive and of 



course expectations and subsequent editorial 
has done little to clarify the relative benefits of 
each. 

As you're probably well aware, both programs 
are vary Impressive, but due to their release 
dates and the subsequent scramble for e«clu- 
sives the two have never really gone head to 
head. 

However, as luck would have it you've come to 
the right place. Being the first Amiga mag to 
review both programs, we're in a healthy position 
to offer a potted opinion on the pros and cons of 
both. 

tf your primary interest is static images I'd sug- 
gest you stick with Imagine, simply because it 
still offers the best photo-realistic end results of 
all the Amiga's ray tracers. 

Although a notoriously tricky business, 




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I am seeking advice on a database pur- 
chase, It should be capable of storing a 
vasl number of entries, importing graphics 
and sound and possibly adaptable to 
incorporate an initial menu system. 

I have thumbed through your pages of 
PD offers bul I'm not sure what the individ- 
ual software offers, I am not specifically 
looking for PO, it could be a commercial 
package if ihere's anything suitable. 

P. A. Newson. Great Yarmouth 

Strangely enough we had a fairly simi- 
lar query In last months column. In 
your particular case I'd suggest 
Super Base Pro4 as the ideal solution to 
your database dilemma. 

If going commercial isn't a problem it 
offers the ideal solution with support 
for both sound and graphics, plus it 
boasts its own internal programming 
language which will allow you to cus- 
tomise an existing database or build 
your own dedicated version from 
scratch. As you'll soon discover the 
software ain't cheap, but if you want 
this kind of power I'm afraid there's no 
alternative but to pay for it. 



Imagine s flexibility when it comes to texture 
mapping is second to none. However, tf you're an 
animator. Lightwave is without doubt the best in 
the business. 

You only need to watch a couple of episodes of 
Baby I on 5 and SeaQuest DSV to have this proven 
beyond any doubt- Unlike imagine. Lightwave is 
primarily an animation system which also dou- 
bles up as a ray tracing and modelling system. 

As a result. Its texture mapping features aren't 
quite as comprehensive as those offered by 
Imagine, therefore a little more thought is needed 
if you require photo-realistic end results. 

Basically the whole thing boils down to your 
main interest. If it's static images Id recommend 
you stick with Imagine 3, but if animation is for 
you nothing comes close to the power of 
Lightwave. It's quite simply in a league of its own. 



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Hot and bothered 

I am asking for advice. as I am worried 
that I may have a problem with my A600. 
While I was at wort, my small son must 
have switched on the machine, so 

II stayed gn until I heard the disk 
drive clicking when I went to bed lhat 
night. 

I don't know how long it had been left 
en. and it wouldn'l have mattered, 
except for the fact that I always keep the 
dust cover on, and because of lhat the 
underneath of the casing had become 
quite hoi. 

Everything seems to be working line, 
except that some loading screens and 
graphic displays now seem to shimmer - 
something which I didn't remember them, 
doing before, 

Game graphics seem to be OK, and 
all my software seems to run without a 
problem, it's jusl that, as I said, certain 
loading screens and graphic displays 
appear to flicker. 

Has my "Utile darling" done some 
damage? And is it likely to cost a lot to 
fix? Please help. I'm extremely worried, 
as I don't have any spare cash, and I 




need my computer working in lip top 

order, 

f.K. Gee. Bristol 



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OK, well start with the possibil 
ity of damage to your machine 
Although it may have been 
running for hours it's highly 
unlikely this caused any 
damage. 

Basically the only dam- 
age done will be to your 
electricity bill - and even 
this will be very minimal. In 
99.9 per cent of cases leav- 
ing a machine on for days or 
even weeks will do it no harm 
whatsoever. 

In fact the only time your likely 
to experience a problem is when 
you first switch the machine an, it's at 
this point that the system is put under 
the most strain as the circuits receive 
a sudden jolt of electricity on power- 
up. 

As for the dust cover remaining in 
place, I'd be very surprised if the insu- 
lation provided would be enough to 
overheat the machine to a dangerous 
degree. 

Obviously it's worrying when the 
casing warms Lip but if the machine 
still boots, and your software still runs 
there's very little to worry about. 

As for the sudden screen flicker, I'd 
suggest this may be a psychosomatic 
reaction to the exploits of your "little 
darling/' Many programs boot-up 
using interlaced screen resolutions 



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hasn't got enough paper to reply 

personally. He might also have to 

shorten your fetters, so don 't 

be offended if you end up 

getting the chop. 



and then revert to a normal non-inter- 
laced display when in use. It's possi- 
ble that until now you didn't pay much 
attention. 

Obviously this is only a possible 
solution, so I'd suggest you check 
your monitor connections and ensure 
that during his little adventure your 
son didn't accidentally alter your 
screen mode preference into Hi-res 
interlaced. 

Although this little episode may 
have been a nasty shock, it's very 
unlikely your machine has sustained 
any damage, As for your nerves I'm 
not so sure. 




I would like to warn other readers against dealing with WTS Electronics Ltd 

who m their dealings wilh myself have not only been inefficient bul downright 
dishonest, I would urge readers to nol be taken in by their glossy adverts 
and buy elsewhere. 

Many months ago I ordered a hard drive from this company who were only 
too ready lo debit my credit card and promise a maximum delivery time of 2fl 

days. 

After six weeks and many phone calls to a Customer Services section lhai 
rarely answers the phone. I was told thai the drive would be delivered in 10 - 
14 days. I decided to cancel the order and buy elsewhere, incidentally 

receiving an identical model hard drive within two days! 

Vou cannot cancel an order with WTS. You ring the people that take 
orders who answer the phone within seconds but flatly refuse to deal with 
cancellations and lell you to contact Customer Services (who. never answqr 

the phone). 

Thay refuse point blank to transfer your call to the said department. 
Eventually 1 got through to Customer Services and to make sure I confirmed 
the cancellation in writing, 

A lew days later I got a letter apologising for the detay but which very 
carefully avoided mentioning the cancellation The familiar statement that 
"your goods will arrive in 10-14 days" appears but no confirmation of the 
cancelation. 

I rang Customer Services - eventually getting through - and made sure 
that they knew I wanted the order cancelled and quoted the letter reference 
They promised a refund would be given to my credit card. 

The next credll card statement appeared after a few days but nothing 
appeared on the next statement. I rang again to find out what they were up 
to but got no answer from Customer Services. I rang the normal number and 
was given the brush off. treated rudely and not pui through lo the correct 
department. 

I eventually got through lo the other number, apologies were given and I 
was promised a refund would be given by the end of the week, Two weeks 



later I rang up the credit card company to see if the refund had appeared - 

you guessed it, no... 

That was one and a half months after being told I would get a refund. I 
have also had to fork out lor a hard drive from elsewtiere using money that 
WTS had promise to refund. 

I then wrote to Them asking where my money was almost three months 
after my original order and nearly two months after I wrote to cancel the order. 

The next day a parcel arrived. It did nol say where it came from so I 
opened the parcel and after such a long time and after making it clear that my 
order had been cancelled, there was a hard drive tram WTS. 

I wrole again explaining the situation, asking for my refund for the cancella- 
tion I had made and stating that I would return the unwanted and unneeded 
hard drive when the refund appeared. 

After over four months ihey wrote back saying they have no record of any 
of my telephone calls or letters and lhat they will not refund me because I 
have the hard drive. 

As I write I still do not have the refund I was promised so many months 
ago. !s there any consumer body I can contact to resolve the situation? 

W.D.Evans, Caithness 

Alas this is an all too familiar tale ot woe from WTS. Over recent months 
we've received an ever growing collection of post from disgruntled pun- 
ters -all with similar stories to tell. 

In fact the situation has become so common that we have now 
refused to take any further advertising from WTS. 

Unfortunately the management of WTS are extremely knowledgeable 
when it comes to the legal Intricacies of the mail order system, bo I'm 
atraid you're tight is probably far from over. 

However, my advice would be to get in touch with the trading 
standards as soon as possible and hand the matter over to them. If 
there's anyone who will get your cash back its the good old trading 
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colourful front-ends, inbuilt drawing tools 
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Bearing this in mind, the latest version of 
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Mote, a glance at ine screenshots reveals a 

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Oled through the old pull-down menus with- 

j out a single quick-dick button in sight. 

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qucfcly 

Take a look at the menus and it becomes 
: ear that the unattractive front-end hides a 
h*}hly flexible text manipulator. Protexl fea- 
5 a powerful text search facility, compre- 
ssive formatting options and the ability to 
work on two documents simultaneously in a 
spirt screen. Files can be managed easily from 
wrthin the program via the Catalogue option. 

The same menu also allows the user to 
">akg document settings or to access help. 
Ten numbered markers can be set while docu- 
ment analysis gives you a word count and all 
tie other statistics you may need to know, 
With user friendliness being a main aim of 
it word-processors, beginners will want to 
iw how Protext rates here. Though visually 
unappealing, it isn't as difficult to use as 



lomparison 

Since Protext 6 was reviewed the competi- 
tion got tougher with the release of 
Wordsworth 3 and Final Writer 2. Offer ng 
icons galore and DTP functions, these 
packages became benchmarks in this 
field. 

Protest retains some advantages, most 
notably its greater speed and smaller 
demands on memory, and the addition of 
features like the auto-corrector has helped 
to consolidate its position, 

However, the other packages offer 
many of the same functions and a lot more 
on top, while al the same time they are 
less daunting tor the inexperienced user. 



Uerdict 



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the purists when it tomes to word- 
{fumhing. Qareth lofthouse giues an 
update on the latest impmuemmts. 







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it initially appears. Installation couldn't be 
easier and the documentation provided is of 
a high standard. The on-line help facility is 
also good and now includes a full topic list, 
Despite this, all the pulktown menus make 
Protext less attractive for the beginner than 
icon driven packages like Wordsworth. 

Having summed up Pretext's general 
capabilities, its time to see what's new in 
v.6.5. Though not a thorough overhaul, there 
are some valuable additions, particularly with 
the auto-corrector. 

When enabled, this can correct common 
spelling mistakes automatically. It can also be 
used to expand abbreviations or make capi- 
talisation corrections, 

The user creates a base of error? or abbre- 
viations using the auto-correct editor. It works 
like this: if the user types "recieve" the mis- 
spelling will be instantly corrected, This 
feature is available on Wordsworth 3, tor 



At heart. Protext is a powerful word processor and this update has given it p tew use- 
ful extras. However, there is a danger that new purchasers will find It lacking in some 
areas. Having to either sift through lengthy menus or learn a huge combination of 
keyboard short-cuts witl annoy many people. Bank upon bank of icons may not be 
necessary but a few buttons would be helpful. 

Other packages offer tools (or drawing or table creation. Since these features can 
enhance humble newsletters, bulletins or business correspondence, they can no 
longer be considered as superfluous extras. 

Until more fundamental changes are undertaken, however, Protext is going to look 
dated in comparison to the competition, Amor still has a good product here, but 
they'd better not rest on their laurels if they want to stay in the game. 



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now tomture Helping to giw* this 1VP 
proofing pnwir that'* second to mn« 

example, but because Protexi is quicker 

it seems to work more efficiently in this 
package. 

Print preview is another important addition, 
allowing you to see what the document will 
eventually look like. Flicking through different 
pages is simple using the mouse. 

Preview also allows you to view any 
imported graphics. This is a big improvement 
because previously you couldn't see how a 
picture would look In the document without 
printing it. 

Also included is a dictionary editor and the 
macro editor has a larger edit field lor expan- 
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which must be good news for crossword 
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1 — I have been using Virus Checker in its various farms for the last year or so. I am 
J not by any means an expert in computing but I can understand how Virus 
'* Checker works with floppies inserted in floppy drives, 

However. I cannot see how it can check hard drives. Does i| happen automati- 
cally? if not, what do I need lo do? I have tried reading the docs bul find Itiem too techni- 
cal and confusing for my limited knowledge. 

J. Byrne, Gibraltar 



c 



Virus Checker is certainly the best step you can lake against the virus threat 
and it Is kept up to date by its suthgr - John Veldthuis. 
Although Virus Checker 



will keep your floppies free from 
viral infection, it Will not protect 
hard drives. The idea is that you 
run Virus Checker from the hard 
drive so that it watches any floppy 
disks that are inserted. 

Using this method Virus 
Checker should be able to eradi- 
cate any viruses before they can 
infect the hard drive, although 
most attach to floppy disks any- 
how, if you think you may have a 
virus on your hard drive your best 
bet Is to format the drive, re- install 
the software and Ihen install Virus 
Checker to the WB Startup drawer 
so that it is loaded every time you 
boot your Amiga. 




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J , ROM capability and would like a 

* little advice on the subject. I have 

decided which drive I will be buying 

{the Zappo) but am a little sceptical as to 

the amount of Amiga CD products cut (here. 

My interests are mainly in programming 

and applications, although t have been 

known to 'play with games now and again. 

Your help would be greatly appreciated. 

Ft. Johnson, Cardiff 



If you are expecting to find a 
multitude of applications on CD 
then think again. At the moment 
CD on the Amiga is only being touched 
upon and you'll find that most CDs con- 
tain only data or PD utilities. 

By data I mean that CDs are mostly 
being used to store graphics and sound. 
However, due to the large capacity 
of a CD these images and sounds are 
invariably of an extremely high 
standard. 

As tar as programming is concerned 
the only CD I have come across that 



caters for fans of this genre is an Amos 
CD packed with extensions, graphics, 
sound effects and Amos specific pro- 
gramming tools. 

My advice would be to hold fire for a 
while to see exactly what happens to 
Commodore UK and their bid to take 
control of the company as a whole. 
Make a decision on this result. 



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-•« I have just upgraded from the Amiga BOO 

J to an A1200 and I must say that I am 

■ extremely pleased with Its performance. 

Now that I have ihe power to throw graphics 

around with ease, 1 am presently changing my 

Workbench to suit my own requirements, 

I have jus} registered for the full version of 
MagicWB but at present I am designing artwork to 
use as Workbench backgrounds. The problem is 
that when I drop the background in it is repeated 
several times and the image looks squashed. Have 
you any suggestions? 

J. Downs. Stoke 



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The first thing you need to realise is 

that you will have to create your 

images In the same screen mode as 

your Workbench - that way the images 

won't look squashed, The best way to do this is 

to check the settings In the ScreenMode 



program In Prefs. You also need to know a little 
about how Workbench 3 fills the background 
with an Image, When Workbench has loaded it 
takes the image and proceeds to draw it into 
the background. If there is any space left 
(which there would have been with using an 
incompatible screen mode}, 

Workbench will repeat the picture as best it 
can in the space provided - this Is why the 
image repeats itself, Once you have the screen 
mode data and draw the image to scale this will 
no longer be a problem. 

Drawing full screen images can severely 
slow down the refresh rate of Workbench and 
they eventually become more of e hindrance 
than a luxury. 

The best way to draw Workbench back- 
grounds Is to create small patterns that will 
repeat. You only need to draw the pattern once, 
save it as a brush and assign it as the 



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fairly small in size Workbench will draw it 
quickly. 



Amiga Computing 



DECEMBER 1994 
i 



TECHNICAL 



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lastu, bathdrops 



— I would very much like lo use my 
J | own ftAIUl disk icon but am 
unsure of how to go aboul this. As 
(he default disk icon is used for 
any atlempl lo change this affects 
default disk icon, 
iking at the Workbench screens in 
Pm CoverDisk section (lovely backdrops, 
chance of getting them on a 
^overDisk?) it obviously can be done. 
I you please lei I me how. 

P. L Walter, Cheshire 

I actually explained how to cre- 
ate a RAM disk icon a tew 
"- months sgo so I'll try and make 
this as quick and concise as I can. 
The first thing to do is to create an 
con tor your RAM disk and make sure 
Vwt it is a disk icon, Vou can then copy 
it to the S directory with a suitable 
name, Vou will then need to edit your 
User-Startup and insert the following 
ne at the top: 

capr li to !a«;diSk.irfo 

T"his will copy the Icon into RAM and 
rename it disk. into {a disk icon) so that 
. ery time you boot your Amiga the RAM 
3isk has your new icon. 



The parhig 



As tor your second question - if feed- 
ers would like to see a selection of 
colourful backdrops on the disk they 
should write in and if the response is 
great enough I'll do it. 

I'm presently hunting down that Brian 
the Lion fix and as soon as I find it I will 
send it to you. Famous last words! 



Star turn 




^_ Please could you help me with a 
■ ; i J ': problem I am having with rny 
■ Star LC20Q 9 pin colour printer. I 
would like to pnnl using the lull 
potential of my printer but unfortunately 
there is no Star primer driver and there- 
fore I am having lo use Generic instead. 

I have scoured the PD libraries but 
cannol seem to find a suitable printer dri- 
ver. Where can I gel one and how much 
would it cost? Your heip would be g really 
appreciated. 

L W&ir, Edinburgh 

...... If you want to maximise the 

f~ potential of your printer it is 
*- ? best to use a totally dedicated 
printer driver. Generic will work 
on almost all printers but provides 
only basic printouts with little or no 
control over style and look. 

Your best bet is to contact Star 
Electronics direct and ask them far a 
printer driver. They should be able to 
send you Amiga specific drivers for 
just the price of a disk. 

For more information contact Star 
Electronics on 0494 471111. 



*_ I am having a great deal ol problems with my 

J A1200 IDE hard drive which I personally 

installed approximately three months ago. 

I have followed the installation procedures to 

the book and am now totally confident that the drive 

has been installed correctly. b ^ p WiMt [ W| p, ft j t 

The problem is itial while I am work- I 
ing on my Amiga the hard drive occa- 
sionally switches off, halting all 
Workbench processes, and then pow- 
ers back up., at which point i can 
resume whatever il is I am doing. 

A friend of mine menlioned that it 
could be the drive parking itself but I 
am sure this is not a natural event. 
Could you please help me as the prob- 
lem appears to be getting worse. 

P. Mense, Birmingham 



specialist and see if the board is faulty. If anyone 
out there has ever come across this problem 
before could they please contact AC AS and I will 
pass the information on. 



r 



I have checked all the refer- 
ence manuals I have access 
* to but can find no reason 
why your hard drive is acting 
the way it is. 

Your IDE drive shouldn't require 
parking and this sounds to me like 
you may have a duff drive. My only 
answer is to back up your important 
data and take the drive to a local 



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ivfy Workbench 3.0 manual 

J ■ states thai my A1200 has the 

*■ ability lo read and format PC 

disks. When I insert a PC disk in 

to drive DFO the machine starts to read 

the disk and then displays the disks as 

DFO:????. 

I have iried booting my Amiga with a 
PC disk as it appears that PC disks are 
not compatible with Workbench, but this 
also fails to work. Could you please help 
out a frustrated A 1200 owner? It is 
important lo my work that I be able to 
read PC disks. 

S. Maraclough, Kent 



r 



You seem to have been going 
around this the wrong way. 
Your A1 200 can read and for- 
mal PC disks, and from the 
Workbench, but you need to have set 
up the software correctly. 

Open up your Workbench partition 
and locate the Storage drawer. Open 
this drawer and then the DOSDrivers 
drawer at which point you should be 
able to see two files called PCO and 
PC1. 

Drag these to the same drawer 
in Oevs, that is DevsfDQSDrivers. 
Now re-boot your machine. When 
Workbench has loaded try inserting a 
PC disk into DFO. After a short while 
you should see the disk icon and 
appropriate name appear. 




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Workbench 3.0 i* capable oi read- 
ing, writing and formatting PC 

disks, but you mux I bavB PCO Stt4 

PCt in (he DevsiPOSBrivmn rftjmi 



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Vou got problems too? Then 
drop a line tn Amiga Computing 
Hduice SeruitB. Europe House. 
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Amiga Computing 



DECEMBER 1 994 



TUTORIAL 



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ts time to x>^$v 

Bite! 



indows, Menus and Gadgets 

Should all be nicely tucked under 
your bell by now, so I think it is 
3 to put together a program. And, in 
ise to popular demand, our first pra- 
wn will be a standard database program. 
-.iart off wilh lets set out some basic 
*es for our program (i.e. what do we 

n 

-or this example we want our program 
". nold a name, address and postcode 

I each record. We know that we will 
Med some way of storing this info, so I 
*toose to use an array as they are very 

sy to use. I will also need a couple of 

arables to hold Irie current record number 

rjrreni record, w') and the current number 

-' r ecord$ entered ('^umhe^_of_^eco^rf5.w , ). 

-■ we can get on with it, 

r rstly we start with frie workbench: 

WStirtfle 

U6Tu5:rrtn 

US(nihT:>ff4«t_ 

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then a constant to define the maximum 
•mount of records: 



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After introducing you in ■ 

a/f the basics in the ■ 

previous tutorials, • 

Michael Mine now takes • 

you into the first program - 

an array to hold our records: 

and 2 vara far our record handling: 

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nintitr_cf_r(coTd5.li-0 

Now we define our gadgets (don't forget 
these are Gadtools and aren't A5QG com- 
patible - use stnng gadgets and text gad- 
gets instead): 

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gel the min/ma* windowsizlng gadget. 




FlushEuEnts and Gadgets 



There are a few things that you might want to know about the Flush Events command and 
its Interaction with Gadtools. First of all, the FlushEvents command clears the value 
passed by GadgetHit which determines which gadget the user pressed. 

Normally this wouldn't make a Wind bit ot difference to gadgets, but when it comes lo 
GadTooIs (here is a slight rule which for one reason or another must be obeyed: When a 
GadTool is pressed it cannot be detected by Event=S20 (GadgetPressed)'. 

What's more the GadgetHit will always return the last GadTool hit until RushEvents is 
executed (i.e. every time around a loop, which can causa unnecessary repeating of 
commands). 

Therefore you should always use FlushEvents lo clear the GadgetHit command to 
make sure that only a new GadgetHit is returned and not the one from last lime. You 
must also remember lhat FlushEvents also Clears several other things including InkeyS. 
which is why in the line which reads: 

If ItiltEvmfttlH Thin itf=l EUt ki]r_prti!l'Infcijt i FUtfcCniiti 

I read off the value from InkeyS before I use FlushEvents to make sure I don't loose any 
user input through the keyboard. 



Part 4 



which Is nest to the windowdepth gadget, to 
appear, all you have to do is have the win- 
dowdepth and windowsize window flags on 
an Amiga 1200 and the gadget will magic- 
ally appear. And on top of this, you can 
control the default sizes by use of the 
SizeLimils command: 

SUlLllttl 3<C, 15/10,114 

VfniN D,*(,*4,&10 ( lH ( I1OI)Dli.|t|VBtftl 

Ban", 1,2," 

Then you can attach the GTList (A120Q 

only}: 

AttwrhifTMit 1,D 

And now for the main loop: 

itput 

Has the user closed the window (if nol then 
clear the event queue): 

II HiitEvint'UBD Thifl nd.h^l 

If Else FlushEvents was one of our gadgets 
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notice anything difterenl? Now lets put a 
little bit of code in the main loop to handlf 
the reading of the keyboard- 
After the tine that reads 'Repeat", entai 
in the following code, replacing only ih« 
'WaitEvent* line with the new one: 



If ViitEvtnt-SZOO Then 


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pressing the keys underlined in the gad- 
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Arrays are a very old data storage method associ- 
ated wilh I he very first forms of Basic, Just like all 
the rest, Elite is no different in how they are used. 
The first step to using arrpys Is to define them with 
the 'Dirn'stafemenl. 

'Dim' slands for dimension because an array is 
with dimensions (i.e. a(Q)=di mansion of a; 
a(1)=dimension 1 of a). In this way, arrays are very 
good for file handling as Ihey store information in a 
logical, systematic way which allows access to any 
record al any time just by giving the dimension 
number. 

But there is more al hand! You can also have a 
multi-dimensional array where each dimension has 
a set of its own dimensions. For example, : Dim 
a(10,2)' would create an array which has 10 
dimensions, and each ol those dimensions has two 
of its own dimensions. 

This array could easily represent an array of X,Y 
coordinates where each dimension from one to 10 



has an X and a V slored in its own two dimen- 
sions. So to get the X.Y of dimension five you 
would do the following: 

and similarly you would do the following for dimen- 
sion eight: 

IhOM) 
i=i(1,2> 

There is one thing to remember when dimension- 
ing arrays, and that is the type ot array that you 

want to create. In a standard array (without 
Newtypes) you can only have one form of data, for 
example Dim a(5,5) = would dim an array of num- 
bers and Dim aS(5,5) ■ would dim an array ot 
strings (test} - they cannot be mixed in a normal 
array 




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logos. It will load objects in all popular 
Amiga and PC object formats, opening the 
door to using thousands of PD and com- 
mercial objects in your 3D projecls, 

You can also load PostScript fonts and 
EPS files, extruding and shaping them into 
3D objects, which can save hours of cre- 
ation time when working on logo projects, 

PixPro even auto-traces bitmapped 
images and fonts, opening ths- doors to 
even more ways to cut down creation lime 
j - if you've got to e regie a 3D object, you 
can start with arc image-processed scan 
of that object and bring II out into three 
dimensions. 

IT you've used earlier versions Of PixPro, 
you'll find plenty in Version 2 to make 
the upgrade worthwhile. Full AGA 
graphics support, much better handling of 
AutoCAD DXF files, real-lime 3D painting, 
PosiScripl support, an easy-to-use object 
hierarchy support, support for loading 



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PixPro starts up on a high-res screen - 
interlaced on ECS Amigas - and takes 
advantage of the extended 24-bit palette on 
AGA machines. There's no way to select a 
particular screenmode directly, but the pro- 
gram will sense your Workbench screen's 



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The program includes an 80-page manual In an easily browsable 
three-ring binder. The manual is very welt written and completely 
covers the program's features. 

However, if could do with a few tutorials for the more advanced 
object modification features. The big flaw though is the lech of an 
Index, forcing you to search the table of contents when you're 
trying to figure out a new feature. 



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sellings and open on an accordingly iarger 
screen if, say, you normally work in Super72 
mode. The interface is a bit odd by Amiga 
standards - there are no pull-down menus,, 
only an array of gadgets across the top and 
left sides of the screen. Some operations 
will bring up requesters with pop-up menus. 
The interface won't seem that strange to 
Lightwave 3D users, and is easy to loam 
even if you're comptetely new to it. 

Another Lightwave connection comes 
with (he new LightWave-Hke single viewing 
window. Changing your perspective in this 
window is easy - just hold down a mouse 
bullon and move the mouse left, nght, up, 
down, in, or out, and the object moves 
accordingly. 

Front. Side, and Top views are available 
as well. Gone is the Redraw button of earlier 
versions. When you move an object, the 
view switches to a bounding-box view until 
you release the mouse, and then it's auto- 
matically redrawn. 

Speaking cf redrawing, you'll love 
PixPro's multiple drawing modes. When 
you're working on an object, you can have rt 
displayed in Wire or Hidden modes for quick 
redraws. 

The Flat mode is a Hal-polygon preview 
resemMing what you've seen in simrlar pro- 
grams. The real fun comes with the two 
ZBuffer modes. Now you can see your 



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cally-placed light source. 

This is great for checking the final appear- 
ance of your object without having to switch to 
(and wait tor) your 3D rendering program. See 
the USS Enterprise illustration tor an example 
of the quality rhis feature is capable of. 

The USS Enterprise object is s good exanv 
pie of the power and stability of PixPro, 
Created by artist Carmen Rizzolo, this Image 
object tops 1 ,£Mb in size. Yet PixPro had no 
trouble loading it, manipulating or rendering irt, 
or converting it to another format, (In 
AutoCAD DXF formal the object was neatly 
8Mb in size! 3D Studio's version came in at a 
more reasonable but still huge 4.5Mb.) 

PixPro loads objects in nearly any imagin- 
able formal: 3D Professional, 3D Studio 
(ASCII and Binary). AutoCAD DXF, IFF 
Bitmap, Caligari, Draw 4D (regular and Pro 
formats). Imagine, UghtWave (objects and 
scenes), PostScript (ASCII and EPS), 
Scenery Animator DEM, Sculpt 3D and 4D, 
Turbo Silver, VideoScape (ASCII and binary), 
Vista Pro DEM, and WaveFronL 

It saves in all of these formats except DEM, 
Turbo Silver, bitmap, or PostScript, It's a 
shame that DEM saving isn't supported - it 
would be fun to be able to use PixPro to cre- 
ate custom landscapes. 

Unlike some eariy object editing programs 
I've used, PixPro never seems to get con- 
fused aboul where to place polygons when 
converting objects. 3D Professional, for 
instance, will often invert some 3D objects 
when loading Sculpt hies, but the same 
objects converted with PixPro look perfect 
when loaded into 3D Pro, 

One nice feature in PixPro is the ability to 



Pixel 3D Professional Version 2 is a fast, powerful program that's a 
must-have for any 3D artist. The tools for creating objects horn 
outlines and bitmaps Mow away those built into programs like 
Imagine. 

You'll find it worth purchasing just as a conversion program, 
with its ability to flawlessly move objects between formats while 
retaining as many object characteristics as possible. 

Complaints are very minor: Some PostScript fonts wouldn't load 
into the program, but that's a common problem with programs like 
these (PixPro did handle fonts that Imagine couldn't) due to flaws 
in some fonts' PostScript code. 

II would be nice to see a ScreenModes requester so you could 
choose what resolution to run the program in. And I'm amazed that 
none of these programs ever think to include a print feature SO you 
can keep a hardcopy reference of youi objects. 

These minor omissions aside though, Axiom has a winner on 
their hands. 



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DECEMBER 1994 





Thit object painting requw«(or 

load more than one object into the work- 
space. You can use this simply to compare 
how objects look in a scene-, or to combine 
them into a single- object file. PixPro gives 
you the option when saving (ham whether to 
save as single or multiple files, 

Unique to PixPro is the ability to load 
PostScript tiles and EPS graphics and con- 
vert them into outlines which can then be 
beveled and extruded into 3D objects. II can 
handle even complex, shaded PostScript 
files, as is evidenced by the accompanying! 
tiger illustration. 

CREATIONS 

I had no trouble loading EPS graphics 
saved by PageStream 3,0, although PixPro 
choked on actual PostScript output files from 
that program. The program loads PostScript 
fonts, which makes creation of fancy text 
logos a snap. 

PixPro can also load and trace bitmapped 
graphics and fonts. The font feature works 
very well if you're working with a fairly large- 
typeface - obviously Topaz B isn't going to 
trace Into a very smooth font. 

When working with images, you'll want to 
work with simple graphics, such as scanned 
monochrome logos, or simple images with a 
few colours; memory won't permit you to load 
detailed digitized images, and you wouldn't 
be able to work with the complex results even 
if it would. 

If you do try to load an image with mare 
than 256 colors, PixPro can automatically 
load ADPro and convert the image into a two- 
colour bitmap. 

If you want lo do more than just convert 
objects, PixPro features a complete suite of 
object modification tools. You can change the 
cokiur and smoothing of a surface, optimize 
the polygons in an object by reducing vertices 
or polygons, and smooth and bevel objects. 

The 3D Painting Requester is wonderful. 



dmjqd 6ft> EPS clrpari (its loaded Into PixPrv 

You can paint the surface of your object 
simply clicking on individual polygons. Wh 
modifying or creating objects, tools inclua 
Move, Pick and Unpick, Link, Swaj 
Subdivide, and Delete. 

Note that you'll want to start with some I 
of outside object - even if It's a simple bitn 
drawn in a pain! program - rather than sti 
from scratch, as Pixel 3D Pro doesn't ha 
features tor creation of object primitives. 

The Bevel feature- is really neal. You 
create a standard bevel around Itie edge 
your object, or you can choose a "Router I 
which lets you use a user-defined polygor i 
shape your bevel The edge of your obji 
ends up looking like you've actually used 
actual workshop router tool to modify 
object. 

Working with complex objects cculdn'l 
easier, thanks to PixPro's Object raques 
This window shows the various eomponer 
an object in an outline form. You can sp 
parent, child, and orphan relationships, i 
ate other objects, and choose objects inc 
ally or by family 

If you want to change the position of 
wings, engines, and propellers of a V- 
Osprey VTOL aircraft object, you can sir 
place them all at l he same hierarchy lc 
Once that's done, just move further down I 
the hierarchy to modify the position of the i 
flaps. It's an amazingly intuitive feature. 



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reviewed (3. Da) did have some major prob- 
fems - there were un implemented features, 
occasional lockups, and problems imoorling 
some PageStream 2 and Professional Page 
files. 

Because Ihe program was so laie* Sott- 
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upgrade patch once everything was fixed, fn 
the meaniime, the company has been posting 
updates on online services and Ihe Internet so 
lhal modem users can get the latest fixes as 
Ihey're completed. 

It's disappointing to see such a powerful, 
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and omissions, but Solt-Logik has a track 
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eighties, Ihe Amiga was one of 
ihe most advanced platforms 
around tor desktop publishing, oflering 
colour -separated page output while the 
other companies were still trying to perfect 
black-and-white. 

As personal computer-based publishing 
mowed into businesses, PC and Mac pro- 
grams began to grow in power, eventually 
leaving their Amiga counterparts in the 
dust. 

Until now, that is. Screaming through the 
dust Hfee the Batmobile comes Sort-Logik's 
PageStream 3, running competitors 
PageMaker and Quark XPress dear off the 
road. It matches both programs in the fea- 
tures department, and blows them away 
when it comes to ease-of-use and flexibility. 

Upgrade 

Gold Disk's now-orphaned Professional 
Page 4.1 isn't even in the same league - 

luckily PageStream 3.0 includes a 
Professional Page import module, so users 
can still upgrade to the latest and greatest. 

In fact, Ihe name PageStream 3.0 is a bit 
of a misnomer since it's actually a com- 
pletely new program, shanng no code at all 
with the previous release 1.22, The user- 
Interface is similar to earlier versions, but 
has been spruced up with pop-up menus.. 
and brought closer in Lin© with Ihe Amiga 
style guide. 

The previous two-column toolbox has 
been reduced to a single row which uses up 
less screen real-estate end can now be dis- 
played in vertical or horizontal format, with 
large or small icons, 

Even more useful is a floating, context- 
sensitive palette that lets you choose com- 
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selectively hide views or documents, which 
helps keep down screen clutter when you 
have numerous documents open, and 
saves on Chip RAM as well. Vou can njn in 
any system-legal screenmode, including 
256 colours H you have AGA or a graphics 
card. Public and virtual screens are sup- 
ported as well, 

With earlier releases, you needed to pur- 
chase Sott-Logik's HotLlnks Editions if you 
wanted to easily edit text and graphics in 
the program, This package included a cum- 
bersome HotLinks device driver, the BME 
bitmap editor, and the PageLiner text editor. 

Thankfully, the linking mechanism is now 
built directly into PageStream. and BME 
and PageLiner are now bundled with the 
package. Unfortunately, this means you can 
no longer Hot Link to ImageMasler and 
PraWrite, the only other programs ever io 
adopt the HotLinks standard. 

PageStream now uses the Amiga's clip- 
board for cut and paste,, making it a snap Io 
transfer small amounts of data from other 
clipboard-sawy software. 

PageStream 3.0 uses the Commodore 
Installer program, like many other recent 
productivity programs. 

Once the install is complete, you'll be 



prompted to enter your PageStream serial 
number and permanent password, If you've 
upgraded from a previous version of 
PageStream you'll have the permanent 
password, so no problem. 

If you're upgrading, though, you'll have 
Io type in a temporary password each lime 
you start the program, until Soft-Logik 
processes your registration card and sends 
you your password. 

Creative 

Desktop publishing, of course, boils 
down to the creative and attractive place- 
ment ol test and graphics on a page 
PageStream 3.0's test- hand ling features 
make creating both long and short docu- 
ments much easier. 

Text can be placed on the page in col- 
umn frames, shape frames, and frameless 
text objects. Column frames have been 
enhanced to allow placing more than one 
column in a frame - (his makes it much 
easier to move multiple columns around a 
document together. 

To create a shape frame, simply use Ihe 
drawing tools to draw any shape, then sel 
Its properties to indicate ifs a frame. Some 
impressive effects can be done this way 



PageStream's printing system has been completely 
revamped. Custom drivers are included for Hewlett-Packard 
- and Epson - compatible printers, as well as the Fargo 
Primers; a Preferences driver is included for other printers; 
and an IFF driver lets you output your page as an image 
file. The PostScript driver now uses PPO files for greater 
compatibility with both laser printers and professional 
imagesetters. 

For professional output, you'll find a full suite of features 
such as «op and registration marks, trapping patches, slur 



gauges, and grey balance patches. 

Parrtone colour libraries lei you use industry-standard 
colour values. Trapping lets you choke and spread colours 
for creating separations, and plate conlrol lets you set 
colour printing options for each plate an a print job, 

Print quality is much belter lhan in earlier versions, The 
texl is extremely crisp, looking as good on an HP DeskJet 
as the output from Final Writer. Graphics, both outline and 
bitmap, now look great, having losl the muddiness evident 
on some pf inters with eariier versions of PageStream. 



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DECEMBER 1994 



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For instance, I drew a basic outline of an 
airplane and spilled the text of the poem 
"To Fly" Into it to create a poster lor my 
office. 

Fcameless text objects are quite handy 
when you're jusl trying to drop a few words 
Qllta a page quickly - just click on the page 
and slart typing, no need to draw and move 
frames around. Also, when you resize a col- 
umn frame, only the frame changes size; 
resting a f Tameless lesit objecl also 
slretehes or shrinks Ihe text - it's great lor 
making headlines fit exactly without having 
10 fiddle with tracking vaJuee, 

Typing texl directly into PageStream 3.0 
is excruciatingly slow, even on an 
A400QVD4Q. Luckily, you can export text lo 
the included PageLiner text editor. 

PageLiner is a very basic text editor - 
sporting not much mora than 
search/replace, a spell checker, and basic 
editing tools - but it's fast enough that it's a 
godsend when making more than minor 
changes to a document's texl. 

II you're trying to enter an obscure for- 
eign character or graphic dingbat and you 
can't remember the proper keystroke, the 
new Insert Character command lets you 
choose the fight character from a scrolling 
requester - great when you can't remember 
the key lo press to get the trademark 
symbol. 

PageStream 3.0 imports text in a number 
of formats, including ASCII, excellence!, 
Final Writer, IFF text. ProWrite, 
WordPerfect, and Word Worth. 

Fillers are also provided that are sup- 
posed to handle Microsoft Word (Mac. MS- 
DOS, and Windows) and WordPerfect tor 
DOS and Windows files, but in PageStream 
3.0's initial release they wouldn't recognize 
ihe files I tned. 

If you're moving text from a PC or Mac 



desktop publishing program, PageStream 
can import texl files with embedded Quark 
XPress or PageMaker codes - jusl use 
those programs' text export features to 
save the document. 

One neat improvement in version 3.0 is 
that the filters work for both import and 
export, so you could take formatted text, for 
instance, and save il as a WordWorth file 
without losing all the bold, hafts, and other 
attributes. 

The Edit Palette makes formatting text a 
snap. Font, stylesheet, type style, size, 
width, tracking, leading, indentation, and 
paragraph formatting values are all a single 
click away no matter whal you're doing. 

Formats 

Automatic formats are included lor mak- 
ing bullcicd paragraphs and drop-caps. 
Chapter and document-level commands 
make if easy to create long, sectioned doc- 
uments such as books and manuals. 

PageStream supports fonts in original 




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Page SI ream's image facilities are much 
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Supported bitmap graphic formats' 
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There's also a complete set of drawing 
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Add these to powerful tools for rotating, 
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you'll reafee PageStream 3.0 is about as 
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many of its Amiga-based competitors. 

If you need to edit bilmapped images, 
you can send them directly to BME, a 
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PageStream support loading Jpeg images. 

If you r re tight on hard disk space and you 
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hen you buy a piece of hard- 
wane the brief instructions often 
have you thinking things are 
going to be easy. Bui how many times, 
for example., have you followed the 
words "just click on the install icon" only 
to be faced with unforeseen difficulties? 

The purpose of this guide is to outline 
the process of installing a CD-ROM drive 
and to deal with some of l he problems 
lhal can arise. 



I 



SCSI [D-RDfn 
Installation 

One of the most flexible pieces of soft- 
ware for installation is FirstCD-Rom from 
First Computer Centre. Space willing, 
we'll be putting this on the front of next 
month's issue so you can get your hands 
on it for free. 

The advantage of this software is that it 
works with drives which were not 
designed with the Amiga primarily In 
mind. As long as it is SCSI compatible 
you can use any of the CD-ROM drives 
that you might find advertised in a PC 
magazine. 

This means thai triple or quad speed 
drives are available to Amiga owners, 



Installing 
the 

Bappo 



We'll deal with this separately because it is purposefully designed 
for use on an A1200 and therefore the installation software sup- 
plied should be used.. 

In this case the process couldn't be much easier and the instruc- 
tions provided are, for once, helpful. Insert Ihe floppy, hi! the 
install' icon and I hat should do the trick. 

Now you are presented with a menu allowing you lo access the 
CD Rom, emulate the CD32's Workbench 3-1 Or just boot the 
machine as usual. This is wall implemented and convenient to use- 
However, for anyone who's using a disk expander to decom- 
press crunched hard-drive files, here's a word of warning. Zappa's 
installation software places the CO-ROM start-up sequence before 
anything else when you boot the A120Q, 

The trouble is that unless the disk expands r is right at the begin- 
ning of the sequence, the 1200 won't be able to find anything 
because it's all compressed 1 , 

To avoid this problem, the user should use Ed to copy and pasta 
sections of the sequence so that the CD-ROM start-up comes after 
the information telling the 1200 that the files are -crunched, 

Other difficulties arise when you try to use certain CD32 games. 
Microcosm or Zool 1 work perfectly, for example, while others do 
not. IPs worth knowing thai some games require fa si RAM to work 
on your A120Q, 



Using external driue with 
no eKternal port. 

As has been sasd, an exiemal port would be useful. However, there 
is a way of connecting the CD drive to the Amiga internally, though 
it's a much less tidy solution. 

To do this you'll need a 25/50 pin ribbon connected to a Centron- 
ics converter. This should be available from any major computer | 
supplier. 



giving them obvious advantages in 
terms of access time. To allow the 
Amiga to communicate with the drive a 
SCSI controller card is required, while 
an external SCSI port is recommended If 
using an external drive. FirstCD works 
with controller cards supporting SCSI 
Direct (i.e. most of them) along with O.S. 
2.4 or above. 

When you insert the software into the 
floppy drive an icon will appear which 
you should open. Thankfully, FirstCD- 
Rom gives you a standard Commodore 
installer system which makes life easier 
for starters. 

The user is immediately given the 
option of real or pretend installation, the 
latter option obviously being helpful if 
you're concerned about where the pro- 
gram is going to place the files. 

The next step is configuring the 
device drivers for your operating sys- 
tem. If necessary you can change the 
default setting to a different O.S. provid- 
ing it's 2.4 or higher. 

Once this is dona the program asks 
you which controller card you are using. 
FirstCD-Rom supports most types 
Including all Commodore and GVP 
cards. 

If it's an unlisted card then there is 
another option which asks for the device 
driver name, and this can be found In 
the devs directory. Once a card lype has 
been selected the program checks 
automatically whether il is resident, 

A SCSI card can control up to 
seven devices so you will have to 
enter the CD unit's ID. number- 
Though the software's default 
selling will often be fine, it will be 
necessary sometimes to define a 
different target. 

The program comes with a 
number of additional utilities, 
including JukeBox which 
allows you to play audio CO 
and a photo-CD loader for 
Image FX. You can choose 
at this point which, if any, 
you wish to install. 

It also allows you lo 
choose where to install the 
software. Having entered the 
desired hard drive location 
it's best to create a separate 
drawer for the documentation - for 



example 'CDRom'. 

You will be asked where you intend 
the additional utilities lo go. but as long 
as you want them as sub-directories 
within 'CDRom' then its just a matter of 
hitting the proceed icon until the magic 
words appear: "Installation Complete!" 

PROBLEMS? 

You've installed FirstCD-Rom but for 
some reason still can't open the device. 
This could be because you have given 
the software a unit identity that is not 
reflected on Ihe drive setup itself. 

Remember the SCSI card can control 
seven devices so each one must have a 
unit identity. If the ID on the drive does 







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DECEMBER 1994 



not match the ID number you supplied 
I he software; with during the setup, the 
Amiga and drive still can't communicate 
There are two ways to resolve this 
problem. One is to change the unit ID of 
the actual drive so it ret Sects the soft- 
ware - your CD-ROM drive manual 
should tell you how to do this. 

Alternatively, you can overcome the 
difficulty by editing the CDO file. Open 
up the command shell arid type: Ed 
devs:dosdrivers/cdO and this will open 
up an ASCII text file. 

This contains a mount-list, in other 

words a list of commands which tell the 

Amiga what to expect from the drive. AM 

you have to do is edit the 

start-up line by supplying 

it with the drive's unit 

t number. Hey Presto. 

the problem is 

solved!.. .well, 

hopefully. 



Buy a ffl-BBhl Briue and 

with the help of a manual 

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That is t in theory. Careth 

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Installing the Toshiba 11D1B 

Unlike the other drives discussed, this CD-ROM is designed 
to be installed internally. This obviously presents the owner 
with greater difficulty when making The physical connections. 

The procedure is mainly straightforward. However, with a 
A4000 you'll have lo pull the front panel off which can be a 
fiddly job. The 5 1/4 inch bay must also he removed but this 
is less troublesome. 

As part of the package you get mounting brackets and 
software designed specifically lo install the Toshiba. 



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If you don't have a directory manager, 
there are certain ways of making your 
CD-ROM work more efficiently 

When i( comes to viewing files it's 
best lo select the "show by name" 
option from the viewing menu of 
Workbench. If you display by icons it 
will waste lime generating windows 
which can be so huge they're virtually 
unusable. 

If you set ihis option in the root 
directory it will carry on right through 
the CD-ROM sub-directories r which 
saves you a. lot of messing about. Also 
remember that it's possible lo move 
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the desired sections with a drag -box. 

Having said this, tor the serious CD 
user, an extra utility or two would be 
extremely useful. For example, once 
you realise |ust how many files are 
stored on a single CD the desirability 
ot a directory manager becomes obvi- 
ous, (Directory Opus is one of the 
best). 

Some CDs have archived files so 
thai even more information can be 
stored, It's an advanlage, therefore, 
that most directory managers have an 
in-built decompressor. If using Opus. 
tor example, Ihd files can be expanded 
by clicking on Che ARC EXT button. 

They also give you Ihe advantage ol 
search capabilities. This is a great 
time saver when you're searching 
through a number of CDs for files 
matching a particular subject. 

Even better in this area is 
Quaterback Tools Deluxe, because 
the problem with Directory Opus when 
you're searching for a lol of files is that 
it needs constanl maintenance- 
Tools Deluxe is a hard drive mainte- 
nance facility that caters for many dif- 
ferent pattern matches. It can be left to 
search lor hundreds of files wilhout 
being given the OK everytime it comes 
up with a possibility. All very useful, 
really, since the ability to find the 
material is almost as important as hav- 
ing il in (he firs! place. 



Simon the Sorcerer also illustrates another problem. With Fasl Ram it works 
perfectly except l he speech is garbled, which sadly leaves the game totally 
unplayable. 

This sort of problem is caused because the CD32 programmers are not writ- 
ing with the A1200 m mind and game data will sometimes go lo the wrong 
memoty l&calions. It would be wrong to biame Zappo tor these compalibility 
problems, if the programs were written to Commodore standards They would be 
much more system friendly. 

As it is, though, the Zappo will soon be supplied with improved emulation 
software that ZCL claim will reduce the number of difficulties. In fad. the upda- 
ted software will be considerably larger than the onginal installer, with two disks 
now instead of one. Its biggest advance will be the improved compalibility as 
far as running CDTV software on your A1200 is concerned. 



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y the end of the last instalment our 
program had got to the stage 
where a menu was available tot 
selecting a file. The first thing we are going to 
do this month is incorporate an asl library file 
requester and, perhaps surprisingly, this is 
quite easy lo do. 

There are in fact two methods available, 
the most flexible tiding parameters passed 
as tag items coupled with the use of three 
functions. 

The tag list approach begins with a sill to 
AHocAsI Request ) to allocate the main data 
structure for the requester. Providing this call 
was successful, a program can ihen bring up 
'.he requester by calling an AslRequestO 
•unction as many limes as is necessary. 

Before the program terminates a 
FreeAslRequesl() (unction must be called to 
•land back the resources allocated by the 
original AHocAslRequestO call. 

The requester options are specified using 
lag items defined in the libraries/asl.i system 
include file, and these allow size, position, 
*equester text and so on lo be explicitly 
defined. 

Although selling up an asl parameter tag 
>isl is no more difficult than the window list 
we've already used, there are some alterna- 
live asl library functions that bring up a 
default si2ed requester and I'm going to use 
these because they make the code a little 
simpler. 

This default parameter scheme involves 
making a call lo an AllocFileRequestQ 
'unction and saving the returned requester 
pointer (checking the call for a successful, ie 
non-zero, return value}- If all goes well the 
program can then bring up ihe requester by 
calling the AslRequeslO function mentioned 
earlier. 

Before Ihe program terminates a 
PreeFileRequest() function must be called to 
hand back Ihe resources allocated by the 
original AllocFileRequestO call. 

Now the initial AllocFileRequestO al loca- 
tion and the FreeFileRequestfj handing bach 
function can obviously be paired together 
and incorporated into our existing program's 
general resource allocation scheme. 

You should know Ihe format and the phi- 
losophy behind these routine pairs by now, 
so I'll just refer you lo listing 10 and earlier 
instalments rather than repeat the stack func- 
tion explanations again. 

The file requester has to be displayed 
whenever the user selects the 'Select File 1 
option. You'll remember InSffi last monlfl Mia! 
I incorporated a dummy file handling routine 
that was called when this menu option was 




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tackles the use of the 

RSI File requester and 

BBS file handling 

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selected, so all I need to do is load registers 
a0 and al with suitable parameters and call 
trie AslRequestO function. 

The preliminary (ragmen! in listing 1 
shows the additional instructions needed to 
bring the file requester to life along with 
tasks yet to be tackled, 

COMPLEX 

Easy code so far. and with this code in 
place the file requester certainly appears. 
When we start to tackle the job of extracting 
the filename and loading Ihe file into mem- 
ory however, things gel a little more compli- 
cated and in fact the rest of this month's 
instalment is devoted purely to this task. 

Because the file handling code, taken as 
a whole, could seem rather daunting, I've 
decided ihis month to go through ihe various 
steps in detail, identifying the code frag- 
ments concerned. This should make it 
easier to come to grips with the complete 
routine that you'll find on disk. 

If AslRequestO returns TRUE then the 
rf_File and rf_Dir fields of the requester data 
structure will contain the name and the 



last words 



directory of the file selected by Ihe user. I'll 

be copying these fields to a filename buffer 
(hat was defined, along with a label repre- 
senting its size.as shown in listing 2. 

Wilh Devpac and most olher assemblers 
ihe ds.b statements resull in cleared mem- 
ory being set aside. As this filename buffer 
may be used many times (as the user 
selects further files) we still need to lake the 
precaution of clearing it before adding any 
new selection. 

The 680x0 dbeq instruction is great lor 
ihese types of tight clearing loops and the 
fragment in listing 3 shows the code 
arrangement used. Notice that the loop 
stops when either the butter is full or a MULL 
byte is found - this prevents the loop from 
clearing memory that is already clear. 

The next step Is to copy the ASL 
requester directory entry to our file name 
buffer using another dbeq based loop, as 
shown in listing 4, Finally we add the file- 
name lo the directory path information that 
was copied to the filename buffer by using 
the DOS library's AddPartf) function. Al this 



The various fragments I've discussed will doubtless make 

more sense when you view them as part of the completed 
FileHantJerO routine that's on this month's cover disk, 

If you think about bow the routine works you'll realise 
that although any previous file buffer is de-allocated 
before a new buffer is installed, the routine {if successful) 
always returns with the file buffer for the latest file still 
allocated. 

This code has been added as part of the higher level 
MenyHandlerO lunction that was discussed last month 
and it works by again checking the bultor_p variable to 
see if a buffer exists, and then calling the FreeMem() if 
necessary. You'll notice that the source code is growing 



nicely and as well as new routines, all the additional sys- 
tem definitions and function LVO values required have 
been placed in Ihe source. 

An assembled version is also on disk but please 
remember that it should only be run from either a Shell 
window, or from the Devpac Editor's 'Fun' menu option, 

If you've got a Workbench 2.04 (or later) machine, try 
running Ihe program and using the 'Select File' option. 
This will bring up the ASL file requestor and from here 
you'll be able to select and load a file into memory. 

You won't see anything at this stage but trust me, files 
will be being: loaded. Displaying Ihnm is the nexl task, but 
for details of this you'll have lo wail for the next issue' 



Amiga Computing 



DECEMBER 1994 



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- hence the need for checking return values. 

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path to be taken that leads to duplicated sub-sections of the above 
code that firstly only free/dose things that had been successfully 
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ter dl to signify that we want to creale a hie 
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matter of loading the required parameters, 
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{usually in dO). 

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into a tile info block for a Hie specified by a 
file handle, i.e. the value returned by the 

Open{) function. 

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ters d1 and d2 respeclively and, to be safe 
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success (it should be non-zero) - see listing 
ft 

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because we are ready lo allocate some 
buffer memory for loading the file, but a 
buffer may already have been allocated [if 
the user had previously selected and loaded 
some olher file). 

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ple - we look at the contents of the variable 
which holds the address of ihe file buffer 
(called buffer_p) and if this is non-zero then 
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before the buffer for Ihe new file is created. 

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dear the huffer_p variable whenever a 
buffer is freed. Listing 9 shows part of the 
routine which does this job. 

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from the file info block, use the Exec 
AllocMemO function to allocate a buffer 
large enough to hold the specified file, and 
then use the dos library's Read() function to 
read the whole file into memory. Listing 11 
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performs these operations. ____T 



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he hype surrounding CD-ROM 
has often focused on expensive 
games. Dodgy interacltve dramas 
replete with ham acting and flashy 
looking arcade aclion concealing poor 
game-play has probably left many thinking: 
"What's the fuss T 

Happily, them's a wide choice of more 
serious products available that are surpris- 
ingly successful despite not costing an arm 
and a leg, The Amiga enthusiast would 
do well to consider some of the options 
available. 

With its obvious advantages in terms of 
slorage space, serious CD-ROM tends to 
of fer excellent value for money. Each of Ihe 
disks covered in this feature, for example, 
contain so many tiles and applications that 
initially they can be daunting. 

The software covers a wide range of 
applications. The image and font libraries 
can store thousands of memory -con sunning 
images that can be used for anything from 
simple Workbench backdrops to 
Multimedia presentations. 

There are sound libraries which can be 
used by both trie musician or the video- 
maker who wishes to add sound effects to 
a film, Networking tools, Amos related fibs 
and the Fred Fi$h collection are just a few 
of the other possibilities available. 

Of course you'll need a CD-ROM drive to 
run these titles, but with the advent of the 
Zappo for (he A12QQ plus various hardware 
options for the A4000, users can get a 
good CD drive at a third of the cost of an 
equivalent 600MB HD, 



[lip Art & Fonts (D 

Formats: &D0Mb+ of EPS. IFF and PCX 
Clip art. Adobe and PSFonts 



Targeted for desktop publishing uses on 
the Amiga, this is an excellent source of 
material tor all sorts of documents. 
General purpose files include pre- 
designed borders ranging from simple out- 
lines lo ornate patterns. 

Specific needs are also catered for. For 
example, there is a choice of well-drawn 
menu headers that could be used by cafe 
or restaurant owners. 

The selection of black and white illustra- 
tions is of a higher than average 
quality, and many of them could be used 
to give leaflets and newsletters a profes- 
sional touch, 

There is also a huge amount of Adobe 
and PSfonts available which can be used 
for professional DTP 
tasks. 




Weird Science [lip Art/ Fonts 



Image format*: BAW IFF Bitmap, Coloured IFF 

Bitmap, Prcdips.EPS, Pagesetter, Pagestream, IMG, 

Corel DRaw 

Font formats. Adobe, CG, Bitmap, IFF & Coloured, 

Postscript, Pagestream, Prodraw, Truetype, PCX, 
Calamus, GDOS 

More pictures are available 
on Weird Science's Clip Art 
collection, wilh 26,000 files 
covering hundreds of sub- 
jects. In fact, the makers 
claim its the most compre- 
hensive collection of Clip an 
ever. 

Black and white bitmap 
images and coloured images are provided in IFF for- 
mal, Many of the Bitmap designs era disappointing, 
not because they are simple but because they are 
poorly drawn. 
Despite this there are others that are useful. The 





coloured images are of a 
better standard, with the 
nature pictures standing out 
as some of the best. The 
maps could also be useful. 

There are images in separate directories For 
Prociips, Pagestream and Pagesetter. What's mnrr- 
the collection of brushes is a valuable addition 1c- 
OPaint users to play around with. 

Once again, then, its rather a mixed bag as far as 
quality is concerned, but considering the price it repre- 
sents excellent value for money, 

As you'll be expecting now, there ate thousands ol 
lilies on offer, and they are arranged in easily accessi- 
ble subject libraries All trie fonls are ready for use- 
Designs range from the standard fonts to the more 
unusual, including holey swiss cheese characters or 
horror designs dripping in gore. 

Unfortunately, many of the fonts look rough round 
the edges and are not up to the job of professional 
presentations. But then at this price there's a limit lo 
what you can expect. 



Reams 




The Professional Fonts and [lip Art 

This is an alternative to the two Weird Science CDs, combining fonts and images in one for 
the benefit of Ihe serious DTP user. It differs in that it offers GIF and Jpeg images. 

This makes it more suitable for professional users, 
but not so useful for making the parish newsletter. 
Obviously, an expensive printer would be required to 
produce documents with these high resolution colour 
images. 

Picture subjects covers a reasonable amount of cat- 
egories and ihey are generally good quality, but there's 
not as much to choose from as with Weird Science's 
Clip Art. 

As far as fonts are concerned, there's 320Mb worth 
of Adobe. Compugrapbic and True Type fonts avail- 
able, so the serious DTP user is again well catered for. 




Rrnos PD 



sound samples and numerous music banks. 
Pamet and Semet are also included to allow 
material to be transferred from the CD32- 



Amgs. for anyone that doesn't know, is a 
dedicated creation system for producing 
Amiga programs. This CD is the official 
Public Domain Library of Amos related 
software. 

With the enlire PD library available, the 
disk offers good material for the Amos user 
and is also e source of help and tuition, 
Thankfully its all catalogued for easy acces- 
sibility,. Provided with the CD are Amos 
source codes, sprite banks, Ctext banks, 




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DECEMBER 1994 



ROUNDUP 



Gifs Galore 

Image formal Gif 

This CO contains over 5000 full colour images 
along with a viewer for the Amiga allowing you 
to see them. Grouped into dozens of cate- 
gories, the choices include images of aviation, 
cartoon, clip art, raytrace and even Vietnam. 

There Is a combination c-f high definition pic- 
tures and basic hand-drawn designs, the latter 
being more useful to owners of less powerful 
Amigas and printers, 

The quality varies wildly from the impressive 
to the ludicrously inepl - perhaps nol surpris- 
ing considering the breadth of choice offered. 

For those looking for a comprehensive 
source o! images, (here should be more than 
enough quality material' on this CD to satisfy 
your needs, There's also a selection of Bay 
Watch types in swim-suits - not that you'd he 
interested in that! 

Unfortunately, our copy had a fault with the View Tech which meant that as soon as images were 
rendered they'd vanish from ihe screen. The problem was resolved by using AD-Pro, but this bug seriously 
needs fixing. 



There is now an abundance of 

W-EBfU titles auailable containing 

lib farms of images, sounds and 

utilities. Uareth ioftbnuse tahes a 

looH at what's on offer. 






3D Unlume 2/flualon 




Syndesis' second 3D volume received high 

praise when it was reviewed last mcnlh by 

Stevie Kennedy. Though more expensive 

than Ihe other products in the round-up, its 
high qualify linages represent great value for Lightwave and Imagine users. Willi 202 mod- 
els to choose from, the CD offers an alternative to the laborious process of creating them 
yourself. Furthermore, they are all easy to use and require only a little editing to fit Into any 
scene. 

The Avalon CD, unfortunately „ is much less consistent when it comes to quality and wilt be 
of little interest to people who don't own Interchange Plus or Pixel Pro. 



network (D 

Intended as a simple networking tool for 
the Amiga, this product contains over 
36,000 files of freely distributable or 
shareware software. 

Using It you can connect a CD32, 
CDTV, CD f 200 or an A570 to another 
Amiga and access software on any of 
your CDs from the other machine. 

This is possible because the Network 
CD disables the automatic reset func- 
tion on your CD machine. The result of 
this is that you It be able to use ihe CD 
machine as a remote storage device for 
your master Amiga. 

To connect the machines you'll need 




the CD32 cable This uses the C032 s 
AUX socket and includes a keyboard 
pass through, which means that FMV or 
SXI add-ons can still be connected, 

As a bonus, the CD aiso includes Fish 
800 to 975. the latest Amos disks, a col- 
lection of images and lots of utilities. 



What does it 
all mean? 



As has already been stated, as there are 
no instructions to speak of, these CDs 
make few allowances for the beginner. 
So here's a brief explanation of the 
jargon. 

To start with the image libraries, differ- 
enl types of images are saved in differ- 
ent types of formats on the Amiga: 

IFF: This is the standard format for 
images on the Amiga. Most will be 24-bit. 

GIF: A viewer as needed to look at GIF 
images. This is not ususally a problem 
since mosl of the CDs include the right 
viewing software, 

If you don't have the right viewing soft- 
ware, you may need an image processing 
package such as AD Pro, Image FX or 
Imagem aster which will convert this sort 
ot image lor the Amiga. However, these 
don'l come cheap, 

Jpeg: These are 24-bit compressed 
images, the advantage being they take up 
less memory space. As far as viewing is 
concerned, many CDs will provide soft- 
ware such as Fast Jpeg. 
EPS: These images must be loaded into a 
DTP package (see below) for use. Well 
known DTP software includes Page 
Setter, PageSlream and Pro Page, 
Bitmap: These images are black and 
white. Some use cross-hatched shading, 
a form ot dithering which gives extra 
definition. 

Adobe Fonts/PS Fonts: These are 
Postscript fonls that can be converted to 
olher packages such as DTP software, 
Furthermore, you can import Adobe type 
1 fonts into Ray Tracers that will allow you 
to alter the appearance of characters with 
effects like extrusion. 

DTP: Stands for Desk Top Publishing. 
DTP software Is designed for text and 
image manipulation, making it possible 
to create magazine style layouts for 
documents. 

As with the CD Image libraries, Ihe 
sound CDs will often include software that 
allows the sounds to be heard. Opus 
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Modules: These are whole pieces ot 
music. However, samples can be ripped 
from them using sound processing soft- 
ware such as Audio Engineer or Audition 
4, which is a sample editor. Med and 
Octamed also include their own "rippers". 

Basically, the way these work is that 
Ihe sounds from the module ane stored in 
RAM. The musician can then order up the 
sound editor, grab a particular sound from 
ihe piece and then edit it together with 
olher samples or music, 
Samples: These are snippets of sound 
extracted from film sound -I racks and 
music pieces. 



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This is the latest version in the well 
respected CD public domain series, its aim 
being to offer the most up-to-date utilities 
for the Amiga. For starters, it contains the 
latest Fred Fish disks, an ocean of pro- 
grams in itself. 

The King-Fisher database that comes as 
pari of Fish is a life-saver. Designed for 
ihe maintenance and perusal of Fish, it 
provides brief descriptions helping you 
find what you need in what might other- 
wise be an overwhelming choice of 
utilities. 

We can only scratch the surface ol the 
library, but the utilities range from 
Spreadsheet tools like FHSpread to 
archiving systems and untold numbers of 
demos. 

Other examples of what's on offer are 
the Five Star betting prediction tool, the 
popular KCommodity, Mach V, which is a 
hotkey/macro multi-purpose utility and 
Fractal generators. 

As if this wasn'l enough, CDPD has utili- 
ties outside the Fish collection such as 
music modules and Persistence of Vision, 
a complete raytracing system, along with 
objects for Imagine. There's also 350 
Bitmap and 410 PostScript fonts. 

An alternative that's been out for a while 
now is Aminet 3. Again you get lots of Fish 
utilities plus pictures and animations, 
along with over 200 games for when you 
want to relax. 

Overall, both packages are comprehen- 
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Sounds Terrific 

Sam p le Formats I FF ,W AV and VOC 

This is a double CD pack that aims to 
be a vital source of sounds for both 
the non serious user and Ihe musi- 
cian. With over 1.2 Gigabytes of music 
and sound data on offer, there should 
be something to interest anyone. 

One disk is composed entirely of 
music modules. This source of p re- 
made music is a mixture of original 
compositions and rip-otfs of well- 
known tunes and songs. 

As you might expect, House and 
Electronic pieces work more convinc- 
ingly than the attempts at Rock or Classical. Wagner's Ride of the Valkerie stood out as 
a hilariously feeble imitation and will surely have the composer's corpse turning in his 
grave, 

Dsspite I his, there are plenty of good quality pieces lo be used with sound editing 
systems to create presentations. Musicians can also steal samples from within the 
mqdulas. 

The other disk includes Sonix Scares. Midi Files, and samples in most of the required 
format, as well as all she converters that are needed to use it with different utilities and 
applications. 

Messing with the sound samples is tun in itself. There are famous snippets of speech 
from the likes of Top Cat or The Muppets and the inevitable samples from Dr. Who and 
Slar Trek. More useful are the samples of jet and car engines, explosions, gun-fire and 
so on. Some of these are of a high enough standard to use in video film. 

As a package that caters both for simple fun and serious uses at the same lime, 
Sounds Terrific is highly recommended, especially when you consider that even games 
can cost twice as much. 




Contacts 



A fault of ail the CDs in the round up was that they 
contained virtually no instructions on how to use 
the products. This is a serious failing since the 
beginner doesn't necessarily know how to view the 
images or hear Ihe samples 

The easiest way of inspecting a file is with a 
directory manager like Directory Opus which 
includes facilities for showing pictures and playing 
sounds, If you don't have such a tool, most of the 
CDs thankfully include viewing or playing software. 

Unless the CD has a good contents guide, a 
directory manager would also prove invaluable 



when it comes lo find- 
ing particular material. 
Otherwise, hours could \ 
be spent sifting through \ 
thousands of files in an \ 

attempt to find the right \^ ^ 

one. ^v_ 

Many of the programs that come 
with the utility libraries stand on their own. To make 
the best of the sound and image collections, how- 
ever, sound processing or Image processing soft- 
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Tel/Fax: 01 16 234 0682. 

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software that has tumbled gently into the 
PD pestbag over the course of l he past 
month Whatever activity you may engage 
yourself in with the aid of your Amiga , 
there will most likely be something to 
tickle your fancy available (or a few quid 
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BXHITI Spectrum flCR 

Programmed by: Antonio J 
Pomar-Rossello 

Available from: KEW=II software 
Disk No. 01041 

The wave of Spectrum nostalgia sweeping 
the Amiga scene continues with the arnval 
Of another program whose sole purpose in 



life is lo transform your powerful 16 or 32- 
bit machine into a vaslly inferior computer 
dinosaur. Whal, you may ask. is the point 
of shelling oul a Few hundred pounds on 
an Amiga and then using it to play 
Spectrum games? Well, it would seem 
that despite the technical excellence of 
many modern games, today's offerings 
are often sadly lacking in the payability 
department. 

Even though j never owned a 
Spectrum, having navigated the heady 
days of the early- and mid-eighties from 
the bridge of my trusty Acorn Electron. 
I can see that for some the temptation 
to experience ihose monochrome classics 
one more time could prove to be 
irresistable. 

Although this is certainly not the first 
such program on ihe Amiga, in the pasl 
such offerings have been let down by an 
alarming lack of speed. Spectrum soft- 
ware has been known to run inexplicably 
slowly on even the fairly pacey 14Mhz 
A1200. 

Fortunately, in this respect the ZXAM 
emulator is slightly ahead of its rivals, so 
at last the oldies can be relived at some- 
thing approaching full speed, 

The program does require WB3 to run, 
and features a standard intuition Front- 
end. It can cope with Spectrum games 
saved by Other emulators in a variety of 
formats, although in some eases you may 
need to rename the files for them lo be 
recognised. 

You can also, of course, load your old 
software from cassette, although you will 
need a suitable hardware connection 
such as a sound sampler lo do so. 



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Programmed by: Lego 
Available from: Online PC 



Slide show s are len-a-penn 

these days, so it's refreshing 
to find one which features decent 
pictures which have not simply 
been scanned or digitised, There 
are plenty of pictures crammed onto this I 
disk, covering a wide variety cf themesj 
although perhaps unsurprisingly rant,: 
artwork is prevalent. 

The pictures are colourful and stylish, 
and can either be viewed in sequence on 
individually. A couple of the fantasy ones 
are clearly inspired by Dungeons i 
Dragons - in fact there's one of a halfling 
which I'm sure is based on some artwork I 
in a D&D rulebook - but that's no bad 
thing, especially whan the pictures ar»| 
this well drawn. 

There's a pleasant enough tune playing 
away Jn the background, and the overal 
effect is pretty decent. Not bad at all. 



lllBE/3 Utilities 1 

Programmed by: Various 

Available from: KEW=II software 
Disk No. W1 114 



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ImageStudio 

Programmed by: Graham and Andy Dean 

Available trom: Graham Dean 

While many people could undoubtedly find uses for an 
Image Processing package, the two real heavyweights. 
Image FX and AdPro. both boast pricetags large 
enough to convince the average user that such a pro- 
gram is a luxury they cannot afford, 

PD and Shareware authors have, however, been 
slow to attack the potential market. There was Grinder, 
which was only slightly less unpleasant to use than Ms 
name made it sound, but beyond simple file conversions 
it came nowhere close to filling the void. 

Enter ImageStudio. It can read and write in an 
impressive range of picture formats, from standard 



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Amiga IFF and CompuServe GIF lo the efficient Jpeg 
compression system. It allows the user to adjust picture 
brightness and contrast, or apply a large selection of 
specral effects including sharpen, emboss, and even 
user definable convolves, What's more, il does il all 
from within a beautiful intuition interface, meaning it is 
pleasant to use and extremely easy to work with. 

It can handle 24-bit pictures with no problem, and as 
welt as displaying them using either the internal viewer 
or an external user-configurable one such as ViewTek, 
the resizable preview window can use up to 256 
grayscales. 

Various effect windows can be left open on the 
screen so that they are quickly available, and the 
screen layout can be saved to disk along with other 
Preferences. 

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hard drive. maybe used once or twice, and 
then deleted next time you become short of 
storage space. 

There will also be a couple of pointless 
programs which are ignored after you've 
read the ReadMe, and the odd highly sus- 
pect program which either crashes instantly 
or causes strange things to start happen- 
ing. Just occasionally there may even be 
some ready useful programs included. 

On otter here, fortunately, we don't have 
any crashers, and there's only a couple of 
pointless programs. A couple of programs 
have even been granted positions on my 
already cluttered Workbench screen, which 
is surely the highest accolade t can award 
such utilities. Of particular note are the 
tallowing gems: 

• DocReader - At the heart of this 
Applcon utility is a simple yet clever idea. 
Drop a program icon onto it and 

DocReader will search the directory for the 
appropriate documenlation file with a 



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.doc, .guide, or other similar suffix. If it 
doesn't find one it will simply open the text 
viewer with the file you dropped onto it, so 
you can simply drop the readme onto it it 
you so choose. 

• Applnfo - This is an Apptcon which 
simply tells the user a few ihings about ihe 

spec Hied file, including file si;e and 
version number, along with a ver- 
sion date if it can find 
one. This is another nice 
idea which could make 
hard drive managemenl much 
easier. 

• AppTrash - This is an enhanced ver- 
sion of the Workbench irash can feature. 
Dropping files and drawers onto it gets rid 
of them while dropping disks onto it will for- 
mal them, Files can either be stored so 
that l hey can be removed! from the trash 
later, or deleted instantly when dropped 
onto the trash can. 

Oh, and there's also yet another flying 
toasters screen saver - how original, Still. 
it's more configurable than most of its ilk 
and at least it doesn'l seem 10 crash ihe 
system. All in all, an interesting disk which 
won't exactly revolutionise the Amiga world 
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use a hard disk as virtual memory. This means that it 
can run tn under one megabyte of memory, a feature 
thai would certainly be welcome in many commercial 
offerings. 

It means that if you apply several effects to a picture 
and then decide that you don't like any of them, you're 
not limited to only Undoing the last effect as it is possible 
to store up to 100 actions in the Undo/Redo bufler. 

You'll need one megabyte and WB2 to use 
ImageSfudio. and having an AGA machine is a definite 
advantage for picture displaying, although it is by no 
means essential. 

The PD demo version has all options enabled but can 
only handle pictures up to 250x250 pixels. The full ver- 
sion, along with an optimised 63020 version, is avertable 
for a very reasonable £10, extremely good value consid- 
ering the features on offer. 



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....and individuals with anything remotely 
worth my while having a peek at. If you 
want somelhing released as PD, or 
you're a library with stacks of hot new 
stuff that you haven't seen reviewed yet. 
why not drop me a line with a copy, full 
documentation and everything clearly 
labelled? I promise I'll at least look at 
your work. 

Tina Hackett. PD Submissions. 
Amiga Computing. Europa 
House, AcHipgton Park, 
Macclesfield, SKW 4NP. 



Star Woids 

Programmed by: Martin Kift r Rowan 
Crawford and Rob Wells 

Available from: Online PD 

One of my favourite 8-bil games was 
Thrust, since it was not only highly enjoy- 
able but also fairly challenging. 

For those who ft^er sampled the delights 
of Thrust or its Atari ST cousin Oids, the 
game consisted of guiding your tiny ship 
around planet surfaces and cave networks. 

Your ship was viewed from the side and 
rotated when the joystick was moved left or 
right. It could thrust in whichever direction it 
was facing when Ihe joystick was pushed 
up. This made simply steering the ship quite 
tricky and when enemy gun emplacements 
were added then things could become really 
lough. 

Your objective was to journey lo several 
planets and retrieve from each one a bizarre 
ball thing that dangled awkwardly benealh 
the ship, making keeping control even 
harder, before destroying a nuclear reactor 
buried in the caves and escaping from the 
planet wilhin ten seconds. 

As a great fan of Thrust I was particularly 
impressed by this classy derivative. The 
principle gameplay difference between Star 
Woids and Thrust is that here you are col- 
lecting Rebel Soldiers from the planet sur- 
face, instead of strange spherical objects. 
Rebel Soldiers? Hang on a minute. Star 
Woids... Rebel Soldiers,.. Has this game got 
anything to do wilh Star Wars? 

Well. yes. The authors make no secret of 
the facl thai Star Woids borrows consider- 
ably from the Star Wars films. This is partic- 
ularly noiable in terms of presentation, wilh 
an impressive rendition of the title tune and 
some short animated sequences involving 
X-wings and the like. 

I hope this doesn't create difficulties for 
the creators in terms of copyright problems 
because in addition to boasting an elegant 
facade, Star Woids is a playable and chal- 
lenging game. 

One megabyte of memory is required to 
run Star Woids. This is only a Ihree level 
demo, and for the full game you'll have to 
pay a £10 registration fee. That said, how- 
ever. I'd be surprised if you finish the demo 
in a hurry because it's not easy. 



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Programmed by: Rednex 

Available from: OnLine PD 

Alright, I confess you could justifiably call 

me a bil cynical. In fad, that's a lie. you 
could call me very cynical. On the whole I 
don't really see the point in demos 
because, while they are very impressive 
when first watched, they are somewhat 
lacking in long-term interest. 

Wouldn't the programmers {who 
are clearly quite talented if ihey can 
produce these pieces of technical wiz- 
ardry) be employing Iheir time more pro- 
duclively if they produced some useful 
software? 

Quack busted, and I must admit to being 
completely mystified as lo the reason why 
■I was so christened, is actually fairly good. 
There are some nice effects, and you 
might actually happen across a couple you 
have not encountered before, Of course, 
in order nol to become bored' rapidly you 
really need to appreciate gently moving 
spiral effects. 

The music especially is worthy of a 
mention. I have a feeling that had I been 
five years older or if I frequented the more 
obscure Stockport music shops I might 
have been able to recognise it, Anyway, 
whether it is an original tune or nol it 
is excellently sampled and crisply 
reproduced, and despite some cheesy 
electronic organ-style slides if is one of the 
best Amiga demo tunes I've heard in a 
while. 

Throughout the proceedings, various 
words of wisdgrrt in the form of song lyrics 
appear on the screen. Fine, if you happen 
to be a fan of Ihe Nine Inch Nails or the 
Dead Kennedys, although if you're into 



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Programmed by: John God ley 

Available from: John Godley 

Genie is quite an impressive family history database 
program, capable of storing details of the relation- 
ships and marriages of up to 9999 people on hard 
drive systems and 1500 on floppy, While genealogy 
will nol be everybody's cup 
of tea. Genie will probably 
prove a great help for those 
who are interested- 

Although Genie was writ- 
ten in AMOS, the author 
has gone lo some trouble to 
try to provide a Workbench 
2 interface. Information is 
easily entered into the text 
gadgets and once the data 
on several people has been 
input, instructing the pro- 
gram as to the relationships 
between them is a simple 
matter of clicking on a tew 
buttons. 

Once all the necessary 
data has been input, Genie 
can organise and print 
oul tables of information. 
Family groups, lists of indi- 
viduals and so on can all be 
output. Pictures of people 
and marriages can be 
finked to the records and to 



avoid confusion in families with lots of similarly 
named people, comments can be added to the 
records to differentiate between them. 

Genie requires one megabyte to run. II comes in 
two flavours, the full registered version and ihe freely 
distributable PD demo which has the printing loatures 
disabled. Registration costs C5, and for those inter- 
ested in charting their pedigree then Genie should be 
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ralling patterns, There are also various 
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won't understand because they're not 




written in English, whereas some of them 
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you wouldn't generally use in polite 
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Steue White opens the door to creating — 

your own installation scripts and — 

explains hum to use routines corrects — 






n last month's Installer guide I dis- 
cussed how the language works 
and provided: a few example rou- 
This month I will attempt to show 
a demons! ration script using those 
routines discussed. 

You will remember that the Installer lan- 
guage relies heavily on the use of paren- 
■nesis, (), Tne parenthesis basically open 
and close routines so that they can be 



translated by installer one at a time. 

What follows is a script example using 
the earlier routines with an explanation of 
each command and what it does. Please 
remember, this scnpt is for demonstration 
purposes only and you will need lo alter it 
slightly in accordance with your software, 

Please ignore the line numbers when 
typing this example in as they are tor ref- 
erence purposes only, 



foamplG 1 



SI ;H]rPreg ttll I flstlllltfon Krifl 

02 ;Hiij* Computing. '1994 



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(■irking luting up inst*lutlM. Ptetae «it..."i 
(run "itt sun Ltfcw4irtf«t.lt*«fj to m:") 
(run "nhopj Lfb*:a*t.Librtrj ta ra«: ") 
(run "ic/eop-y HyPrpgjn to rsi:"r 



(tDipLrte ID) 
(«rt ip-dts t 

(a&ldir 



(proipt "Hh erf aould yei Lilt ta fottlll KfPr»g!'t 
(help 3>sLdif~h#Lp] 

(celauU adifiuAt-dtit) 



11 > 

& (cnipitte 7D l 

3d twrtfig "IwMHni nttitt librjH*;"] 

31 (tonUt 

32 (ptMpt ' Initllling 
dfikfmt.Lfbrir]f") 

J3 Chip Icop-ylib-heLp! 

J* 1 south 'liiirfUkfmrt.lftwif") 

J5 [dtlt "Libs :"> 

It Lcz-r f i rp I 

37 tnojauije] 

31 > 



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22 
23 
24 
25 
24 
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(tnrking. "trtftilHftl lf?ro? prograi. 
fttjyfftM 

(pnupt "i 

Ihflp JcopjfilBS-heLp) 
(Savrtt "iatiAyPrug' 1 } 
idest aiMjult-dtir) 
(iniss) 
(MfUft) 
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to 

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(coipttte 90) 
(cuorlib 



(praipT 'InitBl Ling 3si..liinr>"l 

(itlp iiopylib-helpJ 

{i*urt( 'Raurst. library") 

MUI "Lihs:"> 

Itcnfi'i) 

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U (cuptm H> 

t? r y d r k i rg 'C'.nnirg up,,,") 

50 (run ":{/detete ruuHjifr) 

51 (run "liMitiH rai:i7,libfarf J 

52 !:d«pltt( 10Q) 

53 (oil) 



/ will now describe each command so that 
you understand what the Installer script Is 
actually doing. 

01 

This, and line 02 are basically notes for tbe 
writer of the script, Anything preceded by ; is 
ignored by installer so that you can insert 
information regarding the script. 

03 

This command displays (he number as a 
percentage in the Installer window bar - 



useful for informing users how much of the 
installation procedure is completed. 
Consider il good manners, 

04 

This simply prints a message to the screen 
so that the user knows what is going on at 

that time. 

OS 

The Bun command allows you to execute 
AmigaDOS commands within speech 
marks,. In this case, the appropriate data is 



un- 




installer 



Part 2 



being copied from the disk into Ram so that il 
can be installed quicker. 

I will discuss this in more depth when I 
explain how to set up an installation disk. 
Note how an AmigaDOS wildcard pattern is . 
used to copy all ihe files beginning with 
MyProg al line 07. 

09 

Sel allows you to set up a variable, in ihis 
case mp-dest. There is no close bracket 
because we want rt lo contain the result of 
the following commands. The (act that mere 
is no close brackels means that command 
09 is part of the routine US to 15, Variables 
do not need an identifier such as S for string 
variables. Installer automatically sorts this tor 
you. 

10 

The is the beginning of another routine within 
the routine set by line 09, It is a routine com- 
mand l hat tells Installer that the following 
commands are to do with asking Ihe user for 
a directory to install MyProg. 

11 

Prompt simply displays a message while the 

Installer is waiting for confirmation of the 

Askdir routine. 

12 

This tells Installer that if the Help button is 
pressed on ihe interface it should display the 
help text @askdir-help. Certain routines have 
dedicated help text built into Installer. You 
can also create your own help if none is pro- 
vided, and there will be more on this later. 

13 

This tells installer what the default destina- 
tion is. I have used a pre-defined variable 
here called @delaull-dest, and, as 1 didn't sel 
it to a certain location earlier in the script, it 
delaults to the current devices. 



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mands in more depth. We will also be 
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explaining how you can define your 
own Help text. 



At (lis end of 
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14 

Lines 14 and 15 simply shut down Ihe rou- 
tine opened with lines 09 and 10. 

16 

This sets the variable ®default-dest to 
equal the directory result held in mp-desl 
which we ashed for earlier. This means that 
we can use @default-dest to copy the nec- 
essary tiles into the correcl destination 
©default-desl. is a pre-defined variable lhal 
is used lo store destination directories. It is 
also used at the and of installation when 
Installer informs the user where they have 
installed their program lo. 

IB 

Line IB opens up a new routine. 

20 

Opens up yet another routine which is a 
copyfiles routine. Installer knows that the 
following commands will be used to copy a 
file or files to a destination. 

21 

We can't use a Prompt here because copy- 
files is instant and we won't see it. That is 
why there is a Message command at line 
19. 

22 

This assigns the help text @copyfiles-he!p 
to the Help button on the installer interface. 
This help text is buill into Installer. 

23 

The Source command allows us to tell 
Installer which file it is we want to copy. In 
this case it is- MyProg which was copied into 

Ram earlier. 

24 

Like Source, Dost sets the destination 
where the file is to be copied to, In this case 
it is the location held by the variable 
©default-dest which we set through lines 
09 Id 16. 

25 

Infos instructs Installer to also copy any 
.info (icon) files that are associated with Ihe 
main file that is being copied - MyProg, 

26 

When any copying is performed Installer 
automatically displays a progress bar in blue. 
Nogauge turns this off. If you'd like lo keep 
the gauge visible simply remove this line. 

27 

Lines 27 and 28 simply close the rouline 
opened by lines 18 and 20. 

31 

The Copylib command indicates the start of 

a routine and informs Installer that the fol- 
lowing commands will be used to copy a 
library lo a destination. 

32 

A Prompt to tell the user what is actually 
happening. 



33 

More help for Copylib. This is also buill m 
Most routine commands such as Copy 
Askdir and Copyfiles all have in-built 
text. Installer will expect a Help command 
within a routine. If it is missing a cornp 
error will occur. 

34 

This and line 35 are exactly the same a 
lines 23 and 24 except lhat I have not us 
a variable for the destination, Why? Obvic 
realty, all libraries are copied into Libs. 

36 

The Confirm command does just thai - astt 
Ihe user for confirmation of the copying 
Where libraries are concerned this is irnpo* 
tartl because they can have the same file 
name but still be different versions, 

Fortunately, the Confirm command 
force Installer to display version informal! 
about Ihe library being installed and the on*. 
already present in Libs directory. You can 
than decide if you want lo continue or 5kc 
that part. 

38 

This closes the routine opened by line 31 . 

39 

Lines 39 to 47 are identical to ihe above roo-| 
tine bul copy asl. library rather thai 

diskfont.library. 

49 

This line shows a message telling Ihe user 
that Installer is cleaning up. Cleaning ur" 
Whenever you copy data to Ram in ar 
installation process it is always good man- 
ners to delete it when installation has fin- 
ished 

50 

Lines 50 to 51 basically use AmigaDOS to ] 
delete Ihe data that was copied to Ram a 
the beginning of installation. This keepi 
things neat and 1%. 



You made it! Exit tells Installer lo infomn tht 
user of the location of their program thew 
have just installed, held in @defaull-dest 

and on pressing Proceed to quit. 

For the momsnt, try and adapt me abo* 

script to your own programs. Certainly orw 
of trie most important aspects of creating an 
instatler disk is so make sure thai every thing 
is copied into Ram first Imagine installing s 
large program with tots of files and having to 
swap betwesn the source and destination 
disks. 

Likewise., it is vitally important that you 
delete all the data you copied lo Ram in the 
first place. If the files you are installing air 
large the user's Ham will be severely crip- 
pled. Be polite and free it up once installa- 
tion has finished. 

Now you ha we seen and understood hem 
Installer treats scripts, and learned a fairtf 
extensive chunk of the language, l 
can begin to explain each routine and 
associated commands individually. _ 



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probably be a lot better looking. World 
Construction Set isn't the easiest landscape 
rendering program out ttiere to leam, but it's 
certainly the most flexible and powerful. 

At $250, the product isn't priced for the 
casual user who just wants to create some 
cool landscape pictures to use as Workbench 
backdrop images. 

World Construction Set uses actual United 
Stales Geological Services Digital Elevation 
Model (DEM) data files to render incredibly 
authentic and realistic images that aren't just 
pretty Io look at - they're accurate enough to 
use lor mapping purposes (if 90 meter resolu- 
tion is deiailed enough for youj. and of high- 
enough quality to use for commercia! anima- 
tion work. 

Of course, few people have a day-to-day 
need to render beautiful three-dimensional 
landscapes. Qui there are many possible 
uses: Creating backdrops for 3D rendenngs, 
overhead views of areas for brochures, and 
more. 

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architecture firm, for instance, you might ren- 
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location for a building. Then you'd fade Ihe 
video to a 3D rendering of that building. You 
may not need a landscape program, but 
you'll very likely find one handy if you do any 
art or animation work. 

World Construction Set is an attractive pro- 
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down menus and a customisable user-inter- 
face to MUl-supporting programs. (Note that 
you'll need the registered shareware version 
if you're going to customise the interface.) 

OPENINGS 

The mosl unique feature of World 
Construction Set is that it's a nan- modal pro- 
gram. That is, you don't jump from a camera 
mode to a landscape settings mode to a ren- 
dering mode. Instead, the program lets you 
open virtually any window at any point, and 
you never have to close one lo open another. 

This can make for a lot of contusion at first, 



If there was ever a program that cried for online help, it's 
World Construction Set. Unfortunately there isn't any, so 
you'll have to refer to the manual. The manual's very 
complete, but the pre-release copy I previewed didn't 
have an index. That's a must-have for a program this 
complex, and hopefully Gueslar will add one in a future 
update, The company is very open to feedback, and 
promises to take all user requests for improvements in 
the program and manual seriously. 

There's so much here to learn to take advantage of 

that it's hard to imagine requesting much in Ihe way of 

new features. The only area where World Construction 

Set is weak is in the display and formatting of its output. 

However, the vast majority of folks 



who buy this program are already going to have an 

image-processing program anyway, so why should 
Questar spend lots of effort supporting different render- 
ing modes and file formats when they could instead 
spend the time on the landscape portions of the 
program? 

Of course, this is the first release of World 
Construction Set. Among planned updates tor future 
releases are fractal landscape generation so you can 
create random worlds, belter Lightwave support, the 
aforementioned Vista Pro support, and image scaling. 

I can't wait. In the meantime, with a little patience, the 
results you can gel from this program make the steep 
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system an artf «c<*rtaty generation system 

since there's not an easily followabl* 

sequence of events lo go through before ren- 
dering a landscape. 

However, once you learn the program 
you'll love the lack ol modality, as if makes * 
very easy to quickly make dozens of! 
changes to your projects settings withOtt] 
clicking dozens of windows open and closed. 

You can open Worfd Construction Set cr 
any Public screen - a Picasso II running a 
1024x768 or an AG A Amiga at 800x600 « 
great tor working on complicated projects, 

Unfortunately, that non-modality, com- 
birred with an absolutely mind-bending nur- 
ber of options, means that World 
Construction Set isn't like VistaPro an: 
Scenery Animator - two programs you cam 
jusl sit down with, click around a few times, 
and start creating pictures. 

World Construction set features an algo- 
rithmic ecosystem mapping setup that you 
can use to populate your world with rocks 
water, grass, and vanous types of trees. 

The algorithmic ecosystem mapping pnj- 
venls toc-regular-tooking distributions d 
trees and plants, making for a more natural 
looking image. You can choose toetwee 
Water, Bare. Rock, Conifer, Deciduous 
Gress ecosystems. 

The neatest feature of ecosystem! 
though, us that they can be "animated" - they] 
change over time - so you could create an 
animation of a still scene that gradually pro- 
gresses from summer through fall to wintw 
as leaves change colour and the snow-lino- 
moves down the mountains. 

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fid lit backdropi en a par with anything 
mailable from Viftm SCo... 

oackgrounds. Questar hopes to add clouds in 
a future release. In the meantime, nobody 
^as ever cfeated an algorithmic cloud that 
looked halt as good as a digitized one, so jusl 
map a scanned image of real cloud* behind 
your scene. 

Of course, the program supports a full 24- 
H palette. There are 35 palette registers for 
various ecosystems and surfaces. You might 
set one green colour for sage scrub, and a 
darker one for grass, 

COLOURINGS 

The remaining 16,777.186 or so colours 
ire created hy the program as needed 
depending on your objects' base colour, the 
lighting (you can adjust both sunlight and 
ambient light), and the amount of haze. 
Preview images are created using a 16-cotor 
patette, but saved hies contain the full 24-bit 
palette. 

Rendering capabilities are a mixed bag, 
The program supports the creation of huge 
images - up to 32,7^7 x 32,767 pixels in full 
24-bit. However, it saves the images as 24-bit 
dies (IFF, Sculpt, or interleave raw RGB) and 
doesn't support creating final renders in 



various screen modes (you can preview in 

any screen mode, though). 

This means an image-processing program 
such as ADPro or IrnageFX is a must-have lo 
view your final images in their full glory, and 
to assemble them into animation files 

Setting up your rendering is an absolute 
joy, thanks to the Camera Window. This 
is one area of the program that definitely 
is easy to use - in fact, easier than the 
competition, 

You can render a quick wireframe preview, 
or choose an elevation or sun-shaded view to 
get a better idea what your landscape looks 
like. You can even zoom in on a particular 
spot on the screen to see what the ecosys- 
tem looks like at that spot. 

Rendering lime varies by complexity of the 
scene, There are numerous mapping tricks 
buill into the program to allow speedy render- 
ing without having to go overboard on 
polygons. 

The program, sports sophisticated anima- 
tion features. Automatic turn -ban king and 
lookahead features, as well as spline control 
of all molion parameters, allow you to create 
landscape overflights with realistic, airplane 
or helicopter-like motions. 

An interactive 3D wireframe layout display 
lets you preview and tweak your work; real- 
time (as fast as your screen can update, at 
any rate) motion previews are supported as 
well and all spline parameters ears be edited 
using atimetine motion graph. 

Prolessiwial animators will appreciate the 
Lightwave motion I/O feature. You can cre- 
ate a Lightwave scene and import it into 
World Construction Set. or generate a motion 
path in Wortd Construction Set (so you can 
avoid running into terrain) and export it into 
LightWave so you can add other objects. By 





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World Construction 

Sel uses actual USGS 

DEM data, rather lhan the custom format shared by VistaPro and 

Scenery Animator, This means you can obtain actual data from the 

USGS (which can be a pricey proposition) or, if you have a modem 

and access to the Internet, FTP data for free. 

If you're switching from another Amiga landscape program, 
Questar says it will be adding support for VistaPro DEM files in the 
next update. 

To terraform a custom landscape (think of how impressive it 
would be to zoom close over a mountain range and then zoom up 
above it to find the mountains form a company logo), you can export 
the file as a greyScate IFF image, touch it up in a paint program, and 
then re-render it. 

World Construction Set includes a layering system and a GUI- 
based map module thai allows you to place vector objects, such as 
political boundaries, roads, buildings, streams, and coastlines on 
your image: you can also label images. You can even load 
AutoCAD DXF vector objects and place them on your image. 



merging World Construction Set and 
Lightwave animations, you could zoom over a 
realistic landscape populated by photorealistic 
LightWave-rendered objects, creating some 
amazing effects. Not having LightWave I was 
unable to try this, but it sounds incredible. 

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King's quest G 

Sierra has finally decided to release the sixth adventure 
in the King's Quest series- As far as adventure games 
go, they don't get much better than this. 

With its brilliant graphics, a fairy tale of a plot, 
superb payability and a level of addiction that will 
keep you coming back for more and more. King's 
Quest 6 is an adventure that should have a place in 
everyone's games collection. 



Pinkie 



A cracking little platformer. It looks beautiful with its 
pastel coloured graphics, it has a nice and cheesy oop- 
tastic soundtrack and even the game-play differs from 
its competitors as it's heavily puzzle- based. 

Pinkie, as a concept, isn't anything different and 
doesn't contain any new surprises, but as a game on its 
own it works remarkably well. Pinkie is a harmless little 
platformer that won't hurt anybody, 





Universe 



Without doubt. Universe is one of the games of the 
year so far. It has class in copious amounts and is pre- 
sented outstandingly well. The combined icon and 
text-control system is intuitive and friendly, making 
this a simple game to get to grips with. 

Universe is the type of adventure game that will 
be enjoyed by even those normally disinterested in 
the genre, and must be highly recommended. 



Theme Park 



The graphics are simply exquisite, the sound is 
excellent, it is as playable as hell and more 

addictive than any drug. It oozes sheer 
class and everyone that has seen it has had 

nothing but praise for Bullfrog's business 
simulator. 

I could enthuse about Theme Park all 
day. but I don't want to because right now I 
want to get back to my A12QQ to continue 
constructing my park, 





Putty Squad 

The graphics are beautiful and the animation is 
excellent, especially on the main character. 

The control method, considering just what 
Putty can do, is very easy to use and becomes 
second nature to you after only a couple of 
goes. It is extremely addictive and I put hand on 
heart and recommend it to everyone, Die-hard 
platform freaks and Putty fans are going to love 
it to death. 



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The scores 
an the doors 

Cone 01 miliar readers, you must know how 

it works by now. New readers welcome 

you to the most exciting pari of the 

magazine, hold on to your hats... 

I'm sure many of you are now familiar with our new 
scoring system, but for those redding Amig* 
Computing for the first time and those who might 
have forgotten exactly how it works, here is our 
guide to the System scoring, err system. 

In our opinion, review scores have lost their con- 
text as a percentage; some products receiving scores 
which were only a lew percentage short of being the 
"perfect" game, when in truth they were only 
marginally above average, 

OK, so the scores might seem unnaturally low at 
first but that's only because other scoring systems 
tend to be on the high side and perhaps not as com- 
prehensive or honest as they could be. 

In the long run you'll receive a more concise and 
reader-orientated review that's geared towards the 
consumer 

0-20 This is given to the lowest of the low 

21-30 An all-round poor game that 
may have a single saving grace 

31-40 Just below the average, perhaps 
let down by a few indiscretions. 

41-55 Games of this score are roughly average 
with 50 being a perfectly a 

56-66 This is an above average game 

and is worth buying- For this reason 

it would be awarded the BRONZE 

award- 



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you as a reviewer 
reservation in recommending. 
Anything of this ilk would be 
awarded the SILVER award. 



70-09 A brilliant title. Def ini 
worth buying and almost the defini- 
tive of its kind. This type of game 
would receive the GOLD award. 



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MicroP rose's blaze of glory 



The military strategy game,, Fields of Glory is making 
its way onto the Amiga recreating the famous 
Napoleonic battles of Ligny, Quatre Bras, Wavre and 
Waterloo, with players coming up against characters 
from history like Blucher, Wellington and Napoleon, 

It will feature MicroProse's "Close Quarters 
Combat System" and an extensive database with 
accurate orders of battle and biographies of 
commanders. 

In a race against the clock you will control thou- 
sands of troops by issuing your orders through a 



point-and-dkk interface. From historical battles to 
alien warfare, MicroPros^ have another release in 
store. UFO: Enemy Unknown will require you to 
defend the earth from an alien invasion. 

Combining a mixture of strategy and tactical corn- 
hat, you will have to control the operation of bases 
you build and stop the aliens invading with "isomet- 
ric seek and destroy" play. 

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Not only has Renegade recently 
released its shooty type piatforrner. 
Ruff and Tumble, but its also set to 
release The Bitmap Brother's excel- 
lent Speed ball 2 for the CD32. 

Together with Binary illusions, 
Renegade will be bringing out its 
humorous graphic adventure. The 
Flight of the Amazon Queen very 
soon. 

The game is set in 1949 and takes 
place in the Amazon Jungle. With 
over 100 different graphic locations 
and 40 characters to interact with, 
the game looks to he huge. You play 
the part of Joe King (hmm!) and must 
fly film star Faye Russell into the jun- 
gle - the location for her new film. 
You meet the evil Dr, Frank Einstein 
and must foil his plans for World 
domination. 

Also from Renegade we have 
Sensible Software's Sensible World of 
Soccer, the sequel to the excellent 
Sensible Soccer, but chocka full of 
new features. 




Sen* 'bl* World of Sooter wilt appeal to 
everyone from artrndr footy fans to (hose 
who prefer a more tactirat game 




Team 17 have plenty in store to keep Amiga and CD32 owners happy. Old* 
England is the setting for their strategy adventure game due out this Winter. If 
capturing Kingdoms and rescuing maidens in distress is your kind of thing, ther 
King of Thieves is the game for you! The CD version will also contain spoken nar- 
ratives and extra enhancements, 

Looking ahead to next year. Team 17 are planning to bring out Witchwood. t 
"Zelda-esque" adventure game. It will be available for the Amiga around Easter 
and a CD 32 version the following September. 

Also sharing these release dates is Team 17 Pinball. The game promises all ft 
latest features, including Multi-ball and "incredible special effects.* 1 

Hating fans with a CD32 will be able to get Off Road Racer for their machine* 
in September '95. It will have texture-mapped graphics and a state-of-the-art 30 
engine developed in house. 

And if you can't wait that long, Team 17 have plenty coming up in the not-so- 
distant future. The sequel to Alien Breed is imminent as well as Super Stardi 

and ATR. 

Alien Breed Tower Assault will have over 50 levels, new objectives and 1 

tures such as a retreat mode 
which means you can fire behind 
you while backing off and can 
also make your fire dangerous to 
another player, 



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Thieves far a stratngy adverrtwv 




40'* adventuring is. the sui/»rt for 
Flight of the Amazon Queen 



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UFO- Cnrmy Unknown promises To provide 
a ivmhination of strategy and combat 



Lemmings suicide 
shocker 

Yes, those cuddly critters are art it again with another 
game in the making. All New World of Lemmings will 
feature three different Lemmings Tribes - Egyptian, 

Classic and Shadow (all wearing traditional costumes!) 
- and as well as the usual you will now have bad guys 
to face and trapped Lemmings to rescue. 

The improvements made include larger, enhanced 
sprites, and the many Lemmings' skills have been 
reduced to a core of the more essential, making it 
easier to play. 



Winning formula 

Dornark's successful rater F1 is to have a fgSlow up, Fl World 
Championship Edition is based on the 1994 season and will fea 
tgre changing weather conditions and artificial intelligence 
based around the actual 1 99 3/94 driver and team perfor- 
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from inside the cockpit 

and a view from behind and air turbulence which may affect the handling 

of the car is also included. 

It's sequeS mania; from Domark and not only has an end-of-1994-season 
update disk for their football management game. Championship Manager, 
been brought out but a sequel is also planned. 

This version will have everything from stereo sound with chants from 
rival fans, to match sequences with full text commentary, There will also be 
an enhanced player exchange system and will include the Scottish League. 



i's magic 
carpet 

Virgin have teamed up once again with Disney to 

bring their Aladdin game to the Amiga, Promising 
all the charm of the original film it is set to be 
released around November, 

The Disney/Virgin collaboration will also be bring- 
ing out The Lion King, Disney's new film based 
around a Lion Cub who is forced into the wilderness 
and finds refuge with Pumbaa the warthog and 
Timon the Meerkat. 

Vice President of Disney Consumer Products, Steve 
McEeth commented: "Never before have game play- 
ers been able to participate so fully in the- emotional 
experience of a film. In The Lion King game, players 





Disney's gorgeous animated 
adventure brought to the Amiga 



Flight sim fans tan pUty the part 
of the D-D*y fighter piiot 

actually enter the world of the movie, which is 
brought to life with unparalleled animation, non- 
stop action and dramatic confrontations." 

If f tight sims are your cup of tea though you can 
look forward to Overlord from Virgin and Rowan 
Software, the creators of Reach for the Skies. The 
game recreates the experience of the D-Day 
fighter pilot and will aim to create a highly realistic 
simulation. 

The player takes part in missions that were aimed 
at gaining air superiority and weakening coastal 
defences and they will be able to fly Spitfires, 
Mustangs and Typhoons. 

The ground sections invoke the player in work 
back at the base, including briefings and air raids, 
where he can choose to fight or hide away in the 
Shelter. 



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Mirage rise to 
the occasion 

One of the stands that attracted 
rather a lot of attention at the ECTS 
was Mirage. And why? Because all the 
versions of their Rise of the Robots 
game were being shown. Together 
with Time Warner Interactive, they are 
bringing out the game on at least ten 
formats for all Amigas and also for 
the CD32 sometime in November 
Mirage believe it will be "the biggest 
multi-format launch in games 
history." 

Julia Coombs, Marketing Manager 
for Mirage said: "The public who have 
been fed on a diet of Mortal (Combat 
and Streetfighter 2 will really relish 
the change that "Rise" provides." 

"Rise" boasts that it is the "first 
game with a fully rendered, morphine, 
character" and "with film quality con- 
trollable 30 graphics." Former Queen 
guitarist, and rock legend Brian May 
will be providing musk tor the game 
with two tracks from his solo album, 
"The Dark" and "Resurrect ion" being 
used. 

They are also venturing onto the 
coin-op market with Bell-Fruit 
Manufacturing and a coin-op version 
of the game will be out soon. 

The game will be backed up with a 
huge pre-launch marketing campaign 
including TV commercials and bus 
shelter ads, so look out for the distinc- 
tive looking sprites at a bus stop near 
you' 




Tough 
Kompart-ition 

Publishers Kompart are planning quite a 
few releases for the Amiga, with games 
from developers such as Croatian Black 
Legend, MEO, Max Design and Arcane. 
Among those from Black Legend we can 
expect to see Embryo, a vector shoot-'em- 
up. Spherical Worlds, another shoot-' em- 
up but using a top view instead, similar to 
that used in Alien Breed. 

New UK publishers, Arcane, ire working 
on Turbo Trax, an over-head racing game 
where you can choose to race ixi jeeps, 
dune buggys, sports cars and 4x4 trucks' 



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nected service channel and onto the asteroid 
below. Search around the asteroid fgr a bent 
metal bar and a circuit board. Once you've 

achieved this you must jump onto the spin- 
ning rack. 

This is quite tricky, but good timing is the key to suc- 
cess. If you miss it, don't worry, pick yourself up and try 
again. Once on the spinning rock, you must jump on 
the bridge which leads you to the next sequence of 
events. 

Insert the bent metal bar into the panel of the satei- 
lite dish and then insert the circuit board, Use the panel 
and a computer read-out will appear on your screen. 
Select the Gavric Homeworld filtration system. 

You'll now he able to link up the service channel 
with the Gavric Homework!. All that's left for you to do 
is ::■,■] k across the newly created brtdg* to 're n«rt 

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scene, You'll find yourself in a mysterious city with 
many strange creatures wandering around the screen. 
Move towards the air ducts on the left-hand side of 
the screen. Push/pull on the air ducts and you will get 
sucked down to the asteroid with the spinning rock. 
You'll notice that you weren't the only thing that fell 
down the duets. A mirror has fallen down with you - 
pick it up because it is a highly important object and 
you can't progress without it. 

Once more, jump onto the 
spinning rock, then jump 
onto the service channel 
until you reach the satellite 



dish again. Proceed back to- the screen with tru 
ducts on, then walk to the far end of the scene and 

turn left to exit. 

Walt for the robot to pass you by before throwing 
the mirror at the lasers, The laser bolts will strike the 
mirror and reflect back towards whatever fired them, 
leaving the area safe for you to explore, 

Go to Silphinaa's house and use the keypad which 
is situated right next to the door. Once you get inside 
attack the door keypad with the bent metal bar. Find 
the wardrobe, open it and put on the suit which you 
will find hanging up inside. 

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wiW suefr Bari'f down (a fh* planet below, hut 

you'tf MPICQVVf the mii import jnt mirror 

the console to open the window shutter, This now 
enables you to jump out of the window to safety. Now 
use the arm computer once more, but this time on the 
^ther flash parked car. Once you've done that the car 
will now be safe to enter. Jump in, but you'll find that 



it needs to be hot-wired! 

To get the car up and running, insert the keycard 
into the slot Dn the left of the control panel. Use the 
console on the right and it will ask you tor a code, The 
code you should type in is "&7764". Navigate a course 
to Balkmos 7 (which is currently third to the left of 
your existing position. 

Descend to the planet and select the top-right 
quadrant. Pick up the droid and the spray can. 
Combine the droid and the can together and then use 
them on the aliens, Jump back in the car and ascend. 
Punch in a course to Jor-slev 4 (or in other words, the 
next planet on the map). 

Descend once more and this time select the top-left 
quadrant. Pick up a rock from the floor and throw it at 
the? alien. Use the droid on the blob and then quickly 
jump back into your futuristic motor vehicle. This time 
you need to select the bottom-right quadrant- 
Talk to the old man in the hut, give him the blobs 
and he will give you some carvite in return. Jump back 
into your tar and ascend. Lie in a course heading back 
to the Pfallenop asteroids. Offer Snorglat the medici- 
nal herbs. You tan now dock with the ship, use the left 



mouse button to accelerate and the right mouse but- 
ton to activate the clamp, Unfortunately that con- 
cludes our guide to the first section of Universe, for 
here on in you're on your own. 




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int ere ft in g tacti, but don't hung about became the 
security droids are on their way! 





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the 

tmttfrity 

droid to 

go past and 

then fhurk the 

mirror at the door. The lasers will 

strike and you'll be tree fa enter 

the building 




After leaving fit* flat, via the ivrnrfniv, yoa'fl find a 
rather fine and gleaming sports car. Use the 
control arm and you'll be able to tfrf™ away in ft 



Oi Parkie! 



It seems that we've got a bit of extra space in Ms month's 



Beat the System, so just for you I've prepared sane Mb 



The key to a successful park is pre-planning. 
If S best not to rush in and plonk things like 
fides wherever you damn well please 
because on the day you're park will suffer. 
Just use your head and 1 think about the best 
areas to place your rides. The roller coasters 
for example, is the star attraction and is 
always worth a spot in the centre of your 
park. 

The rides are important, but the pathways 
are what you must concentrate on, Lay these 
down willy-nilly and you'll find that people 
will start to wander and will eventually get 
lost, or stuck. Initially, just lay the minimum 
of paths needed to get people to and from your rides and stalls. 

As the park builds, a one-way system is seriously recommended. This will enable 
you to lead visitors past shops where the majority of people will start to spend their 
cash. Always make sure that you have plenty of signposts pointing to the esiit, the 
toilets and all your best rides, 

Your entertainers are employed to keep your visitors happy, but it is extremely 
important to keep the entertainers happy too, If an employee's morale is low 
because of problems with things such as wages then you won't get the best out of 




them. It's always a good idea to have plenty of handymen and mechanics working 
on your park, Keep them well paid and they'll fix and clean things a lot quicker, 
Always position handymen near your toilets because if they start to smell your park 
will gain a bad reputation and people will stay away. 

If your staff decide to walk out, then give them the cash they want because, 
financially, strike action will totally cripple your park. 

Keep a careful eye on the thought bubbles that appear above visitor's heads as 
these tell you their current mood- Only respond to a problem if there are a lot of 
people with the same thought. This is down to the fact that some visitors won't be 
happy no matter what alterations you make, 

The best way to keep your visitors happy is by throwing food and drink down 
their necks because people are less likely to complain if their turns are full. Watch 
the price of your goods though. 

The visitors will have loads of cash in their pockets, but the problem is trying to 
get them to spend it. Make sure you've got plenty of novelty and food shops dotted 
around, especially near the entrance/exit. 

There are many strategies to use in Bullfrog's business simulation, but follow 
these basic rules and they should get you off to a flying start. Remember the golden 
rule. Plan everything by using your brain, before you click that mouse button. 



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Guardian his no pretensions as far as gaining the simu- 
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t's dark, It's dangerous It's definitely not for little kids. It's got 
a self imposed IS certificate. Its definitely not even suitable 
for adults with weak constitutions. It is Dreamweb and it 
could, and probably will, change your opinion on computer 
games overnight 
Sex, drugs, violence and swearing. A lethal combination 
whichever way you look at it and only a couple of complete loonies 
would attempt to put them all in a game. 

Creative Reality are, at this moment, tied up in straight jackets, drib- 
bling profusely and bouncing around a rubber cell because not only 
have they attempted to put the above elements into a piece of soft- 
ware, they've succeeded in doing so. 

In your dreams you travel to a place called the Dreamweb. Everybody 
does It is a plane of subconsciousness which affects your life every day. 



INTRODUCTION 



It controls the very heart of civilisation. 

The forces of evil have discovered the power 
of the web and have installed evil people to 
control it. The web is overrun and destined to remain evM forever. Only 
one person can stop this happening. 

You play the part of Ryan, the chosen one. Summoned by the keepers 
of the web, you must destroy all seven evil controllers of the web to 
restore equilibrium back to the Dreamweb. 

It is a completely mad idea and luckily, one of the best ideas for a 
computer game that I've ever heard. It's got to be much better than 
bouncing on platforms trying to rescue a captured cutesy Princess from 
the clutches of some evil force. 

Welcome to the dark, violent work of Dreamweb. Enjoy, it's what the 
Amiga games world Has been waiting for. 



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have a quick peek in 
Satan's games 
cupboard. Look right 
at the top of his 
collection and you'll 
find Creative Reality's 
adventure. Jonathan 
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the game he's been 
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The adventure is viewed from an overhead perspec- 
tive which works incredibly well. You're able to see 
■everything and get a good overall picture of what's 
going on in the adventure, 

The various locations are amazingly detailed. 
Ryan's fiat, for instance, isn't nice and tidy. It's com- 
pletely littered with objects, all of which can be 
picked up and used, whether they've got a purpose 
within the game or not. 

The objects, incidentally, are unlike anything 
you've ever seen before. There are absolutely no 
restrictions on how you can or can't use them, Every 
single one can be picked up and then put down, 
which doesn't sound that significant, but you can put 
the objects down wherever you damn well please. 

The actual animation of the various events and 
characters is superb, especially when you consider the 
size of the playing area which could have been a big 
problem. Creative Reality has got around this though 
by using a zoom feature, Whenever your mouse wan- 
ders over the playing area, you are presented with a 
close-up of that particular area of the screen, making 



it much easier to see the various objects. 

Objects such as the pair of shades can be used, for 
no particular reason except to make Ryan look 
incredibly flip and things like cigarettes can be 
smoked, but serve no real purpose within the game. 
It r s these little touches, which have had a lot of time 
spent on them, that go together to lift Dreamweb 
high and away from all its adventure competitors, 

It's obvious that the day before the graphic artist 
started work on Dreamweb, he stayed up all night 
gorging himself on a movie triple bill featuring Blade 
Runner, Akira and the King of New York white, at 
the same time, reading a copy of William Gibson's 
Neuroma ncer. 

Ultimately, the graphics high-spot of the adven- 
ture occurs when Ryan has to assassinate one of the 
seven evil beings who run the Dreamweb. This is a 
bloody gore-fest that makes Reservoir Dogs look like 
an episode of Andy Pandy. I won't tell you specifically 
about any of the deaths because that would totally 
spoil your enjoyment of the game, but I guarantee 
you haven't seen anything quite like it in a computer 
game before. 



85% 





I have been wracking my brains and I 
can't even recall one game that is 
remotely like Creative Reality's 
Dreamweb. Valhalla by Vulcan Software 
uses a similar overhead perspective, but 
apart from that there is literally no 
comparison. 

Thi$ can only mean that Empire's 
adventure is, wait for it, an original 
game. Yes, in these times where plat- 
formers, beat-'em-ups, and shooVem-ups 
are becoming alarmingly similar, I can do 
nothing but stand up and cheer for devel- 
opment teams such as Creative Reality 
who have such strong and original ideas. 




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As you might have expected, Dreamweb has a soundtrack that fits the 
overall mood of the game. The dark, moody atmospheric music compli- 
rnenti the industrial locations while you wander around and explore. 

Although not especially spectacular, the music is just about perfect 
for this type of game, If more companies took more notice of the vari- 
ous soundtracks within computer games, then I for one would be a 
happier person. 

The sound effects also provide a lot of atmosphere to the proceed- 
ings. The clanking of doors and various other noises are nice and clear 
and to be honest, on the sound side of things, there isn't a lot I can 
mpan about. Dark, melodic and moody, a soundtrack just how Hike it. 



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Open up your Dreamweb box and inside you'll find a book entitled "Diary of 
a Mad Man" This belongs to Ryan and contains important information which 
you'll need during the game, and Empire recommend you read it before you 
start to play Dreamweb. 

Over the course of the hand-written diary, the words become scrawled and 
illegible as Ryan's dreams {nightmares) get worse. Here is a brief extract from 
the book where Ryan's condition starts to worsen. 

"Friday April 6th. Stayed awake. Haven't read library books. Eden rang. 
Told her to leave it for a few days. No murders. Must sleep. Something's hap- 
pening to the electricity. Death knocked on my door, but I wouldn't let him in. 
I'm no fool... 

"Saturday April 7th. Slept till mid-day.. Dreams getting worse. Coming 
nearer. No reports on the dealer. Went to St Septimus - didn't go in. Eden 
didn't call. The lights are turning on and off on their own. I prayed to Angel 
before I went to bed. She sang me to sleep with an Ave Maria, Deliver us from 
evil. On, off, On, off. 

"Sunday April Bth. Dreams still bad, Not sure I' woke up, I watched the light- 
switch for two hours, It didn't say a word. Spiders everywhere. The Deliverer 
killed a woman today. 

"Monday April 9th. The clock keeps going round. It won't tell me the time. 
Santa Oaus gave a gun to me. Let loose the puppies of war, I died last night. 

"Tuesday April 10th. Today was not a good day." 
This diary »s a perfect insight into the mind of the character you're controlling 
and it's far better reading this than watching some superb ray-traced intro- 
duction animation [even though Dreamweb does have an intro sequence of 
it's own). 

The writing is brilliant and just by the feef of it you can tell that Dreamweb 
would make a brilliant film or book if it was ever turned into one. 




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loads of important information such as news and weather raparii 



The few fcwre and tt'i your solemn duty to blow a rock star away. 
Cloie your eyes and think of evvry nwidie-aomd, second-rate pop 
star that'* ever released a record 




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ADDITIONAL INFO 



The development team behind Dreamweb consist of just 
two people. Neil Dodwell is responsible for coding the 
adventures of Ryan while his partner Dave Dew brings 
the character to life using his skills at producing top 
Quality grapr n. 

Creative Reality was formed around four years ago 
and the duo have completed IB projects between them. 
The last Amiga product you'll find their names an was 
the briHiantslash-'em-up Myth for System 3. 

Dreamweb has in itself taken just over four years to 
complete, but Neil and Dave are hoping to create more 
games using the same adventure engine. Hopefully, 
Dreamweb will sell by the truck-load because I am 
already lusting after a sequel. 





Whenever Ryan kills one of (ne wwn- mvH beings... he consume* 
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Imagine an interactive version of Blade Runner directed by Quentin Tarrantino 
and you might just come close to what it's like to sit, watch and play Dresmweb- 
This title oozes class out of every digital pore and it almost seems too good to be 
true. 

I may have used far too many superiatives in this review, but I simpiy can't help 
myself. Dreamweb is my game and I can't stop playing it. I knew it was good 
when I first saw it over a year ago, but since then it has just got better and 
better. 

Dreamweb is what I imagined all computer games should and could be like. I 
never wanted cutesy platformers, I wanted something out of this world and I'm 
happy to say I've found it 

The graphics, considering the size, are outstanding and the soundtrack throbs 



along complimenting the action, but where Dreamweb rules the roost is in the 
game play stakes, The fact that you don't follow a pre-determined path and that 
you create your character's own destiny has to be a strong reason why it per- 
forms so well. 

Even the inventory system works like a dream. Clicking on, looking at and 
using the various objects is so easy that you can concentrate a lot more on play- 
ing the actual adventure. 

There are no limitations to Dreamweb. Vou can do what you want, when you 
want and you don't suffer any consequences. Obviously there is a certain path 
you must follow, but how you get on that path is entirely up to your adventur- 
ing/gaming skills 

I know that cynics among you will look at the screenshots, see the tiny playing 
screen and dismiss it, but I warn you, ignore this game at your peril. Dreamweb 
literally roars across your monitor screen and growls at you like a vicious beast 
from the pits of hell. 



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asputin Software, renowned for their 
successful flight sim, Jetstrike, are 
venturing into the platf ormer market 
with Charlie J Cool, However, the 
games scene is crammed with plat- 
formers to say the least, so what's 
going to make this release different 
from countless others? 

Well, they actually describe it as a 'jump J n' 



INTRODUCTION 



1 




run' game, hut the premise is still pretty much 
the same - travel through the levels, negotiatr 
platforms and kill lots of baddies, You play th* 
part of Charlie J Cool, the Sprite with attitude 
who must decide his fate by completing a 
quest- 



Better to reign 
in hell, than 
serue in heauen 

Milton, Paradise lost 





STORYLINE 



The toxic snot substance is as lethal as 

it Joolr I, io time your mows well 



Slightly strange this one but here goes: Charlie 
just happens to be walking along the street 
when he gets stuck in some super glue and a 
Piano fall; on his head (it might happen I) He 
then sees his own body lying on the pavement 
and his soul is promptly whisked off to a 
Netherworld. 

Because he's died rather unexpectedly, the 
records of whether he should go off to Utopia (a 
heaven-type state) or Pandemonium (hell) aren't 
complete, so be must go off on a journey to see 
whether he leans more towards good or bad. 

He must travel to a place called Midway, and 
through all seven lands to complete the journey. 
Only two forces exist here, that of good and 
evil, and by the person's actions It is decided 
which they are. So if you kill lots of fluffy bun- 
nies you're obviously evil, but if you kill the nas- 
ties you are good. Straightforward enough, I 
suppose! 



Charlie 




The different worlds have been rather nicely based 
around themes, On his mission he travel; around 
the Seven Lands of Midway and each land is cre- 
ated in an imaginative way to provide variety. 

Although the cutesy sprites have been well 
drawn they are more likely to appeal to a younger 
audience, but they do look good and fit in with 
the feel of the game. The main character of Charlie 
has been nicely animated, for example, if you leave 
him standing he will tap his foot or start reading 
his newspaper. The levels look attractive and 




have been carefully 
thought out to 
ensure the game- 
play works nicely. 

Examples of 
these st^ how 
well the obstacles 1 
are set out an-cf the ' 
fact that the fore- 
ground platforms are dis- 
tinguishable from background 
detail. 

Graphically it does rate highly and a 
M of attention to detail has been paid. 



60°/o 



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The storyline in Charlie J Cool revolves around the idea of there being a concept of heaven and hell, 
and your actions in life determine which state ynu spend your eternal life in. 

The word Pandemonium as used in this game refers to the hell-like state that Charlie would go to 
if his. actioni were bad. The actual word, meaning confusion and uproar, or a scene of this, was used 
m MiSton's Paradise Lost to mean a place of Demons. The word comes -from the Greek PAN + Daimon 
(Demon). 





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A lot of thv 

platforms are 

placed in suth * 

way to make if 

quite- t**lng 



There are plenty of different tunes in the game to keep it varied and they 
fit in nkely with the action. The worlds all have appropriate tunes and 
fortunately don't start to grate on the nerves. 

The sound effects are adequate for the job they do but they aren't 
particularly spellbinding. There are the usual beings and bashes but noth- 
ing out of the ordinary. 



40% 




Charlie's so cool 1%9'H mad the paper 
if you Imp hint watting trvund! 



Platforms rs come and 90 these days 
without so much of a second glance - 
that is of course, unless they're really 
special - some aspect that makes 
them different from the norm. Take 
Ocean's Kid Chaos for instance, a 
brilliant example of everything 
a platforms r should be. Great graph- 
ics, tons of payability and highly 
addictive. 

Charlie J Cool takes the same kind 
of character and concept but it cer- 
tainly doesn't have the same brilliant 
gameplay. This doesn't mean it's a 
bad game by any means - it's juit not 
up to the same standard as the more 
exceptional platformers. 

It is also a lot slower than other 
games. You can't just whisk your way- 
through the levels as you can with 
those like Zool. You have to stop and 
plan your moves carefully. This means 
you have to negotiate your route 
more carefully which provides a chal- 
lenge, but on the other hand it was 
quite fun just to whiz through a 
level 

Rough 'n' Tumble from Renegade 
was another great game because it 
combined a good puzzle element, 
Charlie J Cool is certainly playable 
enough and it is a big game, but 
somehow it doesn't have enough 
new features to make the grade. 

With the many other platformers 
that are about to bombard the shops 
very soon, like Virgin's Aladdin, it is 
going to come up against some 
tough competition. 




Cool platform frolics courtesy of 
Rasputin Software. Tina Hackett 
dans her shades to take a look... 



OPINION Urtflfl 



The game has plenty to offer both in presentation 
payability. It looks pretty, the levels are packed with 
baddies and the action is fun. However, the game- 
play doesn't have enpugh variety and mainly consists 
of jumping carefully across platforms and finding 
the key for the exit to that level - which is more 
about joystick dexterity than clever thinking. 

Interest is adripd to the game with the different 
objects you can find scattered around the levels, For 
instance, the switches which can turn platforms on 
or off, shields which turn him invincible, eyes which 
can be collected to reveal the entry point to secret 
rooms and question marks which may or may not 



help! The password system is a nice touch because 
the game is so big and to start from the beginning 
each time would be very frustrating. 

The different lands he travels through also make 
the game more interesting. Each one has different 
themes and obstacles such as Forestia with the Pits 
Of No Return, Medieva with Rolling Rocks or Ice 
Lands where you must look out for frozen icicles. 

For the younger gamesplayer I would definitely 
recommend the title. It is simple to get to grips with, 
looks great sounds good and Is very playable- 

The way you're success in the game is shown is 
unusual and works well. A bar is shown and where 
Charlie is standing on it indicates whether he is good 
or bad. This will be nice for a younger player rather 
than looking at points all the time, The actual objec- 



tive to the game is also unusual and gives more of a 
purpose to the proceedings. But for older players 
who prefer more mentally Challenging games, then 
Charlie J Coot won't be for them. 

For platform fans Charlie J Cool 
is a nice addition to the 
genre but it's up 
against some tough 
competition at the 
moment. Its fairly g 
limited gameplay I 
may let it down a 
bit against those 
contenders that 
have a good puzzle 
element to them, 




BRONZE 

VWARI) 



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ne of the most popular genre? of game 
over the last few years must be the won- 
derful world of flight simulation. Man's 
conquest to fly in the sky still remains an 
objective for many. Computer gamers can, 
almost, experience what it's like to zoom 
around in the clouds via the help of a joystick and a 
damn fine piece of software. 

There are loads of flight simulators on the market 
today and some of these are veering towards the new 
exciting hi-tech planes, which is all well and good, but 
what about the pilots from World War 1 who had to 
reiy on natural skill rather than million pound super- 
computer controlled aircraft. 

Don't get me wrong, I love to play games like F-19 
Stealth Fighter as much as anybody else, but there is 
something about products like Knights, of the Sky 
which appeal, to me anyway, a lot more than their 
more hi-tech brothers. Admittedly, Knights of the Sky 
has more than had iti day now and good games from 
the WW1AAAW2 era are hard to find, but I advise you to 
don your hat and goggles for Empire's forthcoming 
flight simulation. 

Created by Rowan Software, renowned flight sim 
experts responsible for such titles as Reach for the Skies 
and Virgin's imminent Overlord, Dawn Patrol is a state 



of the art World War 1 
flight simulation which 
firmly focuses on pilot con- 
trol and natural skill. Rowan Software isn't a company 
about to create a flight simulator where you sit in a hi- 
tech jet and blow up your targets from 20 miles away. 

The core of the game is almost entirely based on 
head-to-head combat in the skies and the only weapon 
the pilots have is a machine gun. The game concen- 
trates on your actual flying and game-playing skill 
to out dogfight your opponents irv the sky 
rather than relying on heavy weaponry. As 
with most of Rowan's 



flight simula- 
tions, Dawn Patrol is 

istorically accurate, right down to the 
smallest detail, You get the opportunity to 
recreate over 100 actual flight sequences and missions 
of the flying heroes of the era. There are 64 pilot 
biographies which will help you, eventually, create and 
customise your own characters. 

Historical battle flights featuring such aces as Baron 

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even choose which side you wish to fight for - French, 
American, British or German, the decision is entirely 
down to you. 

Rowan Software has used the same engine that it 
used for Virgin's Overlord (still yet to appear on the 
Amiga), but has enhanced it slightly for Dawn Patrol, 
All the screenshots you see on this page are from the 
PC version, but I've had assurances that the Amiga ver- 
sion is going to look really good. At least the team at 
Rowan Software now have access to the superior 
A120O which, of course, they didn't have when they 
created their last Amiga game. Reach for the Skies, 

COMPETENT 

The PC version, graphically, looks incredible. The 

aircraft are built using a polygonal frame in 3D studio, 

which are then put into the game using Rowan's own 

conversion program. The image mapping is layered on 

top then fully light-sourced and gouraud shaded, The 

Amiga version can't possibly mirror the PC graphics, 

but expect them to look as good, if not better than 

the ones seen in Rowan Software's previous games. 

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which might not amaze, at first, but go a 

long way to making Dawn Patrol a far 

more in-depth and competent product. 

The effects of battle damage on the 

planes is one such touch that's 

worthy of a mention - bullets 

from your Opponent, 

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chopped up woodwork on your aircraft, plus if you 
start to take too many hits, bits of the fuselage and 
wing section start to peel away from the plane. 

The inside lock view is a new viewing angle which 
first featured in the PC version of Overlord, and has 
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point adds a further element of realism to computer 
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locks itself to a targeted plane. What this all means is 
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dive or roll in to get your enemy opponent in your 
sights, just as a real pilot would've been able to do. 
This 360" view is strange at first and it takes time to 
get completely used to it, but you'll find that it makes 
things a lot easier in the long run. 

If you've ever fancied pitting your wits against a 
hunch of famous World War 1 flying aces with only 
your natural skill to save you from an untimely death, 
then I guess you'd better start saving up for Dawn 
Patrol, 

Having seen the PC version in full hot-blooded 
action at the recent European Computer Trade Show, I 
am extremely impressed at the sheer quality and in- 
depth detail of the product. Empire and Rowan 
Software have joined together to create, what is 
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INTRODUCTION 



The football management simutatio 
is now more popular than It's ev< 
been. For proof, you need only loo 

at your local computer store shelves and you'll find plenty of 
examples of the genre. 
The one thing that you could possibly fault in the football 
management game is its lath of talent in the graphics department. I 
know most of these products don't often require high-class pixels to 
make them playable, but why isn't there a game where you've got the 
graphics to match the gameplay. 

Somebody at Daze must have been thinking the same thoughts 
because their latest licence, signed from German developers, Ascon, 
could well become the first football management game that looks as 
good as it plays. 

System reviewed On The Ball: World Cup Edition last issue and it 
managed to grab itself a fair score, but it was lacking that certain 
something to make ft a classic. This time with the introduction of the 
domestic league and cup competitions. On The Ball: League Edition 
might just sneak a winning goal in extra-time, but then again one bad 
tackle and it could get its marching orders off the field of play. 




Briar* you start your turivr ji * 
rrMnjff"", you must first gain some 
sponsorship. A mean bit of bartering 
ii atsential to your success 



A shot of the stadium, On this itrr-rn 
you change thw t*mt*s and stating 
mwrmni/tments to your liking, but keen 
an eye on your cash flow 




The actual standard of the various static screens within the simulation is 
unbelievably high, but where the game really scores is when you watch an 
actual match. 

You get a wealth of animations and could be forgiven for thinking that 
you were watching an episode of Match of the Day rather than playing a 
football 1 management simulation. 

The animations are used to show the various high-points within the actual 
match. You are treated to nerve- racking penalties, 3D yard free-kicks, unbe- 
lievable saves and more importantly, a varied amount of goals, both good 
and bad. 

To accompany the artimated action there is a running commentary, a la 
John Motion, which gives you all kinds of information on how the game is 
going. 

At the end of the day. On The Ball has got the best graphics ever seen in a 
football management simulation and for that reason alone it should be 
applauded. A500/A6QQ should note that your version of On The 
Ball isn't as colourful as the A12QQ version, but apart from that 



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Jonathan Haddock laces up his boots and 
takes a look at Ascon's World Cop Edition. 




On the musical front, there is a choice 
between four tunes which can be 
accessed from the main screen. They're 
not the most awe-inspiring musical mas- 
terpieces you've ever heard, but they do 
the job adequately enough and there is 
always the option to turn them off, 
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you're watching an actual match and all 
you hear is the crowd noise. There isn't 
anything as extravagant as a chant, but 
the pitch of the -noise ri-ses when either 
team has a shot or scores a goal. 

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football management games have never 
required a decent soundtrack, so I 
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The Ball is far better than the World Cup 
Edition. You're going to get more long- 
term satisfaction from it simply because 
you get to do more and, more importantly, 
you get to play more games of football, 

On The Ball isn't quite as in-depth as 
Premier Manager or Championship 
Manager, but it beats them 
for graphics and 
highly playable. The 
more you play On 
The Ball, the 
more you will 
get into it, but 
it's not a game 
that will become 
the benchmark for 
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management simulation. When the origi- 
nal Premier Manager arrived a couple of 
years ago, it was adored by just about 
everyone including non-football farts. In 
fact, even those people who detest the beautiful game 
had taken to Gremlin's superb simulation. 

Premier Manager was an absolute corker, but you 
got the feeling, at the time, that something was miss- 
ing from the simulation. To combat this, Sheffield's 
finest software house created a sequel which 
more than surpassed the original, for proof you only 
have to have a quick peek at Gremlin's sales figures 
for the game which were well over the 100,000 unit 
mark. 

As far as I'm concerned, Premier Manager 2 is the 
ultimate football management simulation and I've yet 

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to see anything that comes even relatively close. There 

aren't many games I'll play well into the early hours, 
but Premier Manager 2 is one of them and although it 
doesn't get played as regularly now, it still has a secure 
place in my games collection. 

Having said all that though, Gremlin are now out to 
disturb my precious collection because craftily hidden 
up their sleeves is another helping of Premier Manager, 

PROMISES 

The imaginatively titled Premier Manager 3 promises 
to be even better than Gremlin's previous two efforts, 
Considering just how good Premier Manager 2 was 
(is?), you might be wondering how on, earth do you 
improve on a game of such high-quality. Like the say- 
ing goes though, nobody's perfect. 

Realms of Fantasy, the developers behind the trilogy 
of games, have included a stack of new features into 
Premier Manager 3 and the 
first one you notice is the 
improvement in the graphics 
department. The actual lay- 
out of the screen isn't vastly 
different, but the standard 
and overall quality of the 
graphics is. 

The ground improvement 
BlM screen, for instance, now has 

%L^ a detailed picture of your 

^^ stadium, whereas last time 

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^^|(fc various terraces and stands. 

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selected action. You can see 
the whole football pitch and 
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of how the match is going, so thus you know what to 
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whenever something interesting happens in the game, 
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makes a heroic save. 

Using a specific grid system on the pitch, you can 
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depending on where the ball is on the field of play. 
This does take time to set-up, but worthwhile in the 
end as you have a lot more control over your team. 

Perhaps, one of the most helpful new features is the 
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down the job centre and once you've hired him, you 
can get him to do all those jobs you love to hate. He'll 
handle all the players contracts, training and a lot of 
the day-to-day running of the club leaving you to con- 
centrate more on the team. 

There are bundles and bundles of new bits to the 
third game in the Premier Manager series, but I just 
haven't the space to gab on about them all, but having 
played a near to completed version of the game I know 
this one will become the ultimate Amiga football man- 
agement simulation. 

Start saving your cash now because Gremlin 
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moment their striker is just about to complete his hat- 
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Tina Hacketl take a trip down Essen way to 



see the team who gave the industry such 



classics as Camwi Fidder aid Sensible Soccer 



__ sensiible Software- Top hits like Cannon 
f~% Fodder,, Sensible Soccer and Megalomania 
I %m immediately spring to mind. Now the soft* 
^^ | ware developers from Essex have somewhat 
^* J of a reputation for quality titles and with a 
™™ dutch of new games in development there 
seemed like no better time to pay the not so sensi- 
ble guys a visit. 

Deep in the heart of a picturesque little town 
called Saffron Walden lies one of the top develop- 
ing teams for the Amiga, in a plush little office, 
complete with Pool tables, Pinball Machines and 
MTV {to aid creativity, of course!) we found the 
chaps hard at work on their new projects. We talked 
to the guys behind the games and took a sneaky 

look at what they 

have in store. The 

Sensibie story is one 

of those 'rags 

• to riches' 



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types. Well, pretty close anyway. From hum 
ble beginnings just over eight years ago, 
Jon Hare and Chris Yates started with 
a meagre £40 a week from the 
Government's, Enterprise 

Allowance Scheme. They started 
on the road to game developing 
stardom with only a handful of 
releases for the Spectrum and 
C64, including games like 
Twister and Farallax. 

And then the real success 
started to happen. Wizball, 
Megalomania, Sensible Soccer, Wiikid, 
and Cannon Fodder followed in rapid sue 
cession and all shot straight to the top. 

Their games have many qualities that have con- 
tributed to their success. One of the things that 
Sensible are renowned for is their miniature sprites 




which are a bit of a curiosity in themselves, 
but Jon explained, 

"They originate from Mega- 

omanla, The game underwent a 

massive design change. They were 

originally Robots in a Factory 

and then with five or six months 

to go we ditched the idea. We 

thought it would be better to 

humanise it a bit and use human 

characters." And thus. 

Megalomania was born.. .But then 

risible Soccer appeared bearing 

the very same sprites. Coincidence? Of 

id the guys realise they were on to a 

good thing? 

Jon points out: "During development we were 
playing the Kick Gtf games a lot. They were bugged 
so it gave us the inclination to write a good football 




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game. We saw the sprites in Megalomania and 
thought they would work well." And obviously they 
did. Sensible Soccer reached many formats and 
became a bestseller. 

Jon explains their appeal: "The smaller the sprite, 
the more playing area you can see and the better you 
can plan the tactics. The same is true for Cannon 
fodder. You have adequate graphics but top paya- 
bility, Symbolic graphics work better than realistic 
ones, take Chess, for example. You have the horses 
head - it's not realistic but it's artistically pleasing 
and does its job. If you want realism, then go and do 
the real thing! 

"A lot of money has been wasted on people trying 
to make things as reafistic as possible. Computers 
should be used to do things nothing else can do. Like 
with the Chess games or Scrabble, for example, you 
can play when no-one else wants to - the Artificial 
Intelligence is used well. 

"But why put an Encyclopaedia on a computer 
when you can't carry it around? Why spend £80 on 
an interactive movie when you can go down to the 
shop and buy the film for 18 - and there's no irritat- 
ing pauses in it?" 



Sensible Software have obviously found a formula 
that works, so what makes a best seller and what 
does it take to turn an idea into a classic game? 

"A good design evolves. If it doesn't feel right you 
chuck it,. And that's the hard part - after a few 
months of working on something it's difficult to 
admit that it's rubbish and just ditch it. 

"The actual idea can take ten minutes to think up 
but up to two years to carry through. It varies - 
Cannon Fodder took two years and Sensible Soccer 
took eight months. Keeping your finger on the idea 
isn't easy," 

They've obviously ill been successful but which are 
Jon's personal favourites? "Firstly Wizbatl because it 
estabfished us as original developers and secondly, 





The fttniSmr Scnu sprites fiauc 
jfrnnsf become a trade mark 




Svnyihtv'l M"By*l<?m*rri* slmrtmi offlj raioh in a fmrtOry 

Sensible Soccer because it made us famous!" 

Sensible Software have established themselves as 
top Amiga developers. But in an industry that is for- 
ever (hanging where do they see the future lying? 



Pointing to the state of the console market, Jon 

admits: "I'm glad we haven't put much into consoles 
and I'm glad to see the back of it. It's been marketed 
like a fashion and it has died like a fashion. 

"People are sick of buying things that go out of 
date. Those outside the industry don't understand 
how the greed of the hardware companies is causing 
massive problems. No one knows what's going on - 
the developers don't know what to develop for, the 
publishers don't know what to back and the 
Magazine Houses don't know which magazines to 
produce." 

Jon believes the solution to all this lies rather ide- 
al istica I ly with just one ultimate machine: "Hopefully 
alt machines will die out except one, Until then you 
will never get: the best. Once you have top quality 
graphics, CD quality sound, quick loading and as 
much memory as possible then that is the ultimate 
machine and we can concentrate on the software." 

And Sensible Software's future? Well, we can 
expect to see a lot from the team in the not so 
distant future. 




Work in progress 

On hearing the latest info on games, in progress, the Sensible Software name appeared more 
than a couple of times so, hot on the trail of the latest, we raced down there to get a sneak 
preview of what they have in store 



Sensible Golf preview 

Not content to dominate computer football, our favourite 
mint-sprites are about to make their mark in the world of 

golfing. The question is, will the game show the same flair 
for payability that we've come to expect from Sensible 
Software? 

Sensible have deliberately avoided the simulation 
approach of some other golfing games. As they say them- 
selves, if you want full realism then you should play real 
golf. 

Rather than incorporating a complicated control system. 
Sensible have opted for an arcade style of game where play- 
ers can concentrate on the main challenge, which is to con- 
quer the increasingly fiendish courses. 

The computer opponents have accessories ranging from 
golf bags to posh buggies indicating ther level of skill. With 
20 courses made out of a combination of 72 holes, there 
seems to be plenty of depth to keep the player going. 

The visual style of the game is familiar,, giving us the simple overhead view the makers seem to prefer. 
Complete with seventies' hairdos, the little sprites have miles more character than the Nick Faldo types you 
get in the sim golf games, 

As forth? courses, a lot of thought has gone into giving the player a wide variety of challenges. Finding a 
way round the obstacles should give a satisfying learning experience, 

Strength and accuracy of a shot is controlled by the 
usual sort of power-gauge, However, on some games mak- 
ing a little tap into the hole is nigh impossible because it is 
so easy tooverhit, This flaw has been avoided here. 

The sound effects include woodland chirpings - thank- 
fully you will be able to turn them off - and convincing 
crowd applause that should leave you suitably big-headed 
when you complete a hole under par. 

The biggest failing of many golf games arises once the 
player is putting, because judging the lie of the green is so 
difficult. This area of Sensi-golf wasn't complete when we 
saw it r so this will be something to look out for in the 'ull 
review. 

Sensible Software says a reviewable copy will be out 
soon, so we'll give you the full verdict as soon as possible. 
For now, though, Sensi-Golf looks very promising. 



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Cannon Fodder 2 preview 

One of the most original games of recent times is Cannon Fodder, a strategy type 

shoot-'em-up thing. And now Sensible Software are in the process of making the 
sequel. 

They've used the same game engine as the original, same style of objectives 
with similar sorts of missions and phases and basically the same great gameplay as 





Thr levels witt be compfotvty 
different for » rtsw thallenge 



The iinvru*! graphtcal style has bem krp; 
for a great looking jjiuc 



The themvct lvv*H. tike this Chicago setting, have been w*M though! out to aM v.r«fy 



the original. So what have they done to the game to warrant a sequel? Well from 
whet we've seen the scree nshots look totally different. Don't worry, the same 

familiar sprites are still there, the overhead view remains the same but now they've 
added some strange storyline about aliens whisking your troops off to different 
points in history to prove themselves. 

This goes some way to explaining why you end up in these strange scenarios I 
But this "artistic license" also means lots of great looking and original themect lev- 
els. 

I mean gone are the usual 'hum-drum* tanks and helicopters - well at least in 
part anyway -as they have given way to Battering Rams, Witches in bubbles (seri- 
ously!) and Airships. 

Now we have all sorts of scenarios - Medieval, 
Beirut, Chicago and Alien Ships indeed. And a lot ( 
of the action takes place on top of buildings, t 
keeping the great strategy^shool-'em-up feel- 
So, all in all, from the first impressions we 
gleaned, the game will have all the appeal 
and character of the first one, but with 
totally new levels and more varied settings. 




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Sensible World of Soccer preview 

have the right hair colours [a bit unfortunate for 

Andy Townsend!) Every detail from their individud. 
skills to the player position is accurate. Considering 
there are 1.40O teams and over 22,1X10 real players 
included this isn't to be sniffed at. 

The attention to detail looks to be phenomenal 
and things like the home crowds cheering louder 
compared to away fans will be included, Even the 
crowd will be dressed in the appropriate team 
colours! 

The referee comes complete with his black book 
and red cards and a there is a physio who rushes on 
to treat injured players, 



Thi> original play&hitrty has t>?*n rriMrncd 

How do you improve on one of the best soccer sims 
of all time? You can't, can you? Unless, of course, 
you add a huge chunk of tactics and a tonne of 
managerial aspects. And that's just what Sensi have 
gone and done. So whether you are a Mark Hughes 
or an Alex Ferguson you're every whim is catered 
for. 

If you're statistically minded or just want the odd 
J kick-abaut' then Sensi's sequel provides the perfect 
opportunity, They've kept the highly popular game- 
play of the original, tweaked it up a bit and added 
a. whole host of new features. 

The game will contain things like real players 
with accurate stats. And get this! The players even 



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The game looks to be absolutely huge and play- 
ing Manager for a lower Division side means your 
career should last for twenty seasons - hours and 
hours of playing time as you can imagine! 

The actual gameplay is having new additions such 
M being able to tap the ball in a more controlled 
way and the guys are also looking at including "tap 
headers" which will allow you to head the ball away 
a shorter distance. 

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Dreams, a game that was so addictive it should'w 
been banned by the Government, but hey they 
were probably all playing it as well! 
Pinball, as a game on its own, is one of the most addic- 
tive and simpSe games in modern history. Computer 
gamers' only real chance of playing "ball" was a trip 
down to the local arcade nr pub {depending on how old 
you were). 

This was mainly due to the lack of decent pinball 
games, simply because the majority of programming 
teams couldn't handle the complex realistic ball routines. 
Then Digital Illusions virtually popped up from nowhere 
and suddenly the gaming world was, at last, presented 
with a game that was as good as the real thing. 

Digital Illusions, a Swedish amalgamation of ex-demo 
programmers, graphic artists and musicians, used their 
considerable talents on a product that should have a 
home in everyone's games collection, 

The success of the first game prompted Digital Illusions 
to create a segue L Pinball Fantasies, which also received 
tremendous critical acclaim. Both games went to the top 
of the charts, picking up several prestigious awards on 
the way and clocked up over 500,000 sales between 



Othem. Believe it or not, the 
Pinball games are still selling 
^^0 like hot cakes, but avid fans 

^^^^ of the product are now thirst- 

ag^^ ing for something new after 

^^^a^ playing the various tables to 

death. Then, 21st Century 
Entertainment latched on to 
this public "need" and once 
more turned to Digital 
Illusions to see if the launch 
of a third pinball game could 
be possible. Digital Illusions 
obviously said "Yes" to 21st Century Entertainment 
because coming your way in November is Pinball Illusions, 
which will (that's will, not might) be the ultimate 
computer pinball game that you've always dreamed 
about. 

After finishing Pinball Fantasies at the end of 1992, 
Digital Illusions wanted do something different because 
let's face it y&u'd think that the boys on the development 
crew would be sack of the sight of pinball by now. 

FEVER 

They started wort on an adventure/shoot-'em-up pro- 
visionally titled Malfunction, but in April 1993 had to put 
it to one side to start work on Pinball Fantasies for the 
CD32, It took Digital Illusion; four months to complete 
the task, but by then the boys had got the Pinball fever 
back and began to think about how to improve their top- 
selling game. 

By January of this year, the whole team had moved to 
Gothenburg and worked on the new game for about 
four months. A decision was made to scrap the old code, 
because the basic structure of Fantasies was far too lim- 
ited to su pport a 1 1 the new f eatu res. 

There was one feature in the new game that fans of 
the Pinball series had been yearning for. The program- 
mers decided if they couldn't do it, they wouldn't bother 




doing the third Pinball installment The feature b I 
course, the multi-ball, 

By the end of February, the hard-working team ha 
managed to get the multi-ball feature working. Frod 
then on two months were spent building up the basii 
scrolling routines, text printing and effect processing. T> 
new effect system was far more complicated than the \»m 
previous attempts. 

One of the new effects means that scores can be buij 
up around a mode or sub-game system. These are speed 
events where you have to achieve a certain objective. Ft 
instance, you might have to shoot the same ramp ■ 
limes in 60 seconds to gain the bonus. Some of these sua 
games involve the new multi-ball feature and they wB 
cha nge depending on whi ch tabl e you are play ing on . 

As per usual there will be four new tables. The first cm 



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ii based around a cyberpunk theme. You are a cybercop 
and have to cope with the amount of criminal activity in 
the city of the future, The second table is looking good 
and has a beach theme. It's provisionally entitled 
"BabewatcrT and the action centres around a backdrop 
of beach, burgers, surf and sun. 

The other two tables are still in development and have 
yet to gain their own themes. This is because when the 
table is first created all that you tee is a wire-frame ver- 
sion of the graphics. This is so the table can be tested to 
see if it works adequately enough, without the fancy 
graphics getting in the way. 

It takes the Digital Illusions team five to six weeks to 
create just one table. Sometimes they don't even use it in 
the final version and many tables have been scrapped sim- 
ply because they weren't good enough or were replaced 
with a superior one. 

During the first week the basic layout of the screen is 
created and is tested extensively. All the possible shots are 
attempted to see if things work properly and if they 
do the team move on into the second week of table 
development. 

The team now work on basic graphics, ramps and 
mechanical features. This process lasts for two days and 
during that time Digital Illusions put their heads together 
and try to think up 3 specific theme to use with that table. 
Ideas are implemented and the team try to decide 
whether they work or not. If not they scrap the ides and 
try something else. 

Into week three and the themed graphics of the table 
are drawn so that they know what lights and animations 
are required. The lights are completed soon after,, but the 
graphics take, at least, another week to finish. While 
these are being completed, the product is continually 
tested, 

The animations take a while to do and while they're 
being finished off, the pin ball table is bug-tested and 
fixed. 5w weeks later, providing there are no hold-ups in 
the production process, the team have finally completed 
the table. All that's left for them is to make a start on the 
other three tables! 

Digital Illusions are frantically finishing off Pin ball 
Nlusfofls so that rt can. gain a November release, and don't 
be too surprised ff you find it at the top of the software 
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With the World Cup now 
well and gone, you'd think 
it'd be a pretty stupid time 
to release yet another piece 
of software based on the 
wonderful game of football. 
Krisalis aren't that stupid because 
the game they've got for you is 



Soccer Kid, this time putting in a 
new and enhanced star appearance 
on the CD32. 

first time around. Soccer Kid was 
acclaimed by punters and reviewers 
alike for its amazing array of car- 
toon quality graphics, its superb 
soundtrack and the fact that it 



INTRODUCTION 



wasn't just another platform game. 

Krisalis, keen supporters of the 
CD32 have now made major 
improvements in the graphics and 
sound departments, 




Krisalis 1 Soccer Mid, i 
plitformer applauded by just 
about e very body last year, 
has been transferred to the 
CD32. Jonathan Maddock 
checks out the new signing 



SOUND 


The soundtrack in the normal 
Amiga versions of Soccer Kid was 
fairly spectacular, with a selection 
of funk guitar samples played 
against a thumping dance beat, It 
has to be said that the lune ranks 
as one of the greatest ever 
Amiga musical moments 

Krisalis now have access to CD 
technology and thus have the 
ability to make their music even 
sweeter. Having laid that, the 
tune isn't vastly different from 
the A5O0/A120O versions, but the 
actual quality of sound is far 
superior. 

Another sound introduction is 
the inclusion of speech into the 
various animations. The various 
snippets of speech won't make 
your ears pop out, but they do 
add to the whole presentation of 
the product, 




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introduction sequence which has been 
created by Catalyst Pictures. The actual 
sprites and standard of animation was 




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almost as close as an actual cartoon 
when Soccer Kid first exploded on to 
the Amiga, but now Krisalis have 
taken the graphics a further step 
forward. 

The introduction animation is an 
actual cartoon, It tells the story of how 
the World Cup was taken by aliens 
and then spread, by accident, 
throughout the various countries. The 
animation, at times, is as smooth as 
anything you'd see an television, but 
sometimes it does slow down - that's 



down to the CD technology rather 
than the actual animation. 

As well as the introduction cartoon, 
there are several others which happen 
when something significant occurs, 
For example, short animations are pre- 
sented when you complete the level 
and when you eventually run out of 
lives, A fantastic end animation is also 
in there, but I've not been good 
enough to complete the whole game 
to see it. 




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brilliant introduction sequence 
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Soccer Kid is one of the Amiga's best platform games and 
the transition to CD has only enhanced the product even 
further. The graphics are beautiful, the sound is of 
the highest quality, but remember, just because the 
presentation aspects of the game are superb this 
doesn't mean that it plays well. Lucky for you then 
that Soccer Kid is capable of doing both tasks extremely 
well. 

The main character can do various tricks with the ball 
and although it'll take you a while to get the hang of all 
the moves via the joypad, it will at the end of the day 




become second nature to 
you. The only really bad 
point about Soccer Kid 
is that the difficulty 

level is set too high 
during the beginning 
stages, but then again 
people are always com- 
plaining that platformers 
are too easy to complete 
anyway. 

If you're looking for an original 
platformer with bags of style and class that'll give you 
hours of entertainment, then l guess this is the essential 
CD32 purchase for the month. 



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Over the last few years the 3D 
ftPG/adventure game scene has been 
positively pulsating, but now games 
houses are having trouble coming up 
with original products- Steering away 
from dungeons, dragons, wizards and 
witches, Silmarils, the veator of the Ishar 
series of adventures, has come up with a game 
billed as a survival simulation. 

Set many light years into the future, 
Robinson's Requiem tests your survival skills 
in an alien world. The game begins after the 
ship you've been travelling on crash lands. 
You're equipped with a survival kit which is 



INTRODUCTION 



minimally packed with various medicines and 
tools. You've also got a micro-computer 
secured to your chest to keep you informed of 
your physiological condition, but apart from 
that it's up to you to stay alive. 

The aim of the game is self-preservation 
and to survive you must escape from the alien 
world. Robinson's Requiem certainly looks, on 
the surface anyway, to be a highly original 
adventure, but first it has to survive System's 
critical eye. 




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with oily a medf-kit for survival. What 
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Before the adventure kick? off you're treated to a short, but 
beautifully presented ray-traced animation of the crash-land- 
ing, This superbly crafted introduction sets the atmosphere for 
the forthcoming simulation and I was suitably impressed. 

Into the game and you have a choree of graphics mode. The 
detail level can be set between low and high and the screen 
size can be swapped between small and large, Obviously the 
game runs faster with a low-detailed small screen, but then 
you don't get high quality graphics. Users will have to fiddle 
around with the controls to 
find the best set-up for your 
machine. 

The icons on the side of the 
screen ar^ nicely done and this 
makes the game look a bit 
more polished on the presenta- 
tion side. On the whole the 
graphics aren't too bad, but 
they suffer badly at times and 
appear "blocky" when objects 
on the screen get too close. 



There are plenty of atmospheric tunes 
to let your ears peruse over, but if you 
don't like them you have, at least got 
the option to turn them off. In-game 
sound effects change depending on 
just where you are in the alien world, 

If you find a lake you'll hear the 
sound of running waiter and the closer 
you get the louder it becomes. 
Prehistoric birds squawk in the distance 
and other alien animals growl at you, 
and although these creatures might 
not be anywhere near you, this gives 
you a certain amount of anxiety. 

The sound works well in Robinson's 
Requiem, but don't expect it to set 
your ears alight with grandiose musical 
scores. 



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and playing it is an entirely new gaming experience. 
The major problem though is the fact that you must sac- 
rifice the quality of graphics so that the game runs at a 
reasonable speed. This is a shame, hut for users of higher- 
grade machines this won't be too much of an obstacle. 

Silmarils adventure is also one of the toughest games I've played 
in ages and issues a challenge that'll have you playing it for ages. Pansy games 
players might want to steer clear, but adventure game veterans might want to 
check Robinson's Requiem out, 




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Back in our May issue, Simon the Sorcerer gained 
acclaim marking ft out as one of the best adventure 
titles available on the Amiga. Now it's available for the 
CD32 with the addition of a "-full talkie soundtrack" . 

The background story is very simple. Receiving a note 
from a wizard named Calypso, Simon becomes involved in a 
quest to deliver the land of Fleur Deli from the evil sorceror 

Sordid- 
Original no ? Well perhaps not but from this unpromising start things become 
more eng rowing as your travels through the land unfold increasingly tricky twists 

and turns. 

The appearance hasn't really changed, but Simon remains a visually appealing 

title. A range of fantastic characters a nd atmospheric settings are combined with rare 

attention to detail- 
Many adventures try to enliven the proceedings with a touch of humour, but the 

jokes all too often fall flat. Simon is an exception because, like the classic Monkey 

Island, it actually is funny. 

This aspect of the game is greatly enhanced since the character of Simon is played 

by Chris Barrie of Red Dwarf fame. Speech in games can be a gimmick but hearing 

the sarcastic banter of characters in this version creates a fresh appeal, 

In fact, it is clear that a lot of work has gone into this area. When talking to a 

character^ you have a large enough choice of responses to give the illusion of real 

control over a conversation. 

Considering that speech has been added, it's a shame they didn't add a greater 

variety of music, because the tunes you're stuck with really begin to grate after | 

while. Still, this is more of a gripe than a serious complaint. 

Though light-hearted in approach, there's nothing easy about the puzzles in this 

game, Those strange folk 

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Body Blows AGA 



its been around for some time now, this game is still considered by many 
as the beat-'em-up for the Amiga. Already superior to the poor conversion of 
Street Fighter II, Team 17 now offers the game at a bargain price. 

Graphics and animation are of a high standard though you'll be disappointed if 
you're expecting a gore-fest- Fights take place against backdrops ranging from 
battleships to boxing rings. 

Kicks and punches are accompanied by suitably violent sounds and the music is 
passable. The digital speech on the other hand is often incomprehensible. 

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who enjoy the brain-burst- 
ing frustration of a tough 
adventure will not be dis- 
satisfied. 

Simon the Sorceror was 
a good game before. With 
the inclusion of speech, 
the game has been signifi- 
cantly improved and 
should be considered by 
any Z.D32 owner who has 
missed out 
on the fun 
before. 



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There is a choke of ten 
fighters to pit against 
each other, most of them 
possessing different styles 
of fighting and individual 
special moves. 

Having said this, there 
isn't much difference 
between certain fighters 
apart from the clothes 
they're wearing. This 
fault might have been 
overcome if they'd intro- 
duced a few of the CD32 



version's extra characters. In addition to the two , 

player and tournament modes, a new Tag Team V 

option has been imported from the CD32 version. \ 

Two humans can play a tag team of up to ten 

members 
When a team member is defeated the next character 

enters and so on until all the team has fought. If a fighter wins he gains an extra 

energy bonus for use in the next fight. 
Another welcome addition is the option to install the game onto the 

hard-drive. This should prove welcome as without it there's a lot of irritating disk- 
swapping. 

So many games in this genre have been released in the last few years that its 

going to take something special to 
overcome that jaded feeling. 

Body Blows AGA doesn't pretend to 
offer much that is new, hut it remains 
one of the best of its type on the 
Amiga. If you've managed to avoid 
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t month we looked at scouting 
i touoofi, identifying any 
potential problems and 
preparing fcv She shoo*. This 
month I'll concentrate on preparing the 
graphics and captions ror when we come to 
putting the whole thing together and 
[briefly] cover the short (see oqxput|. 

It's impossible to advise you exactly how 
to shoot your project in the limited space 
available here, out if you go to your local 
library or bookshop you re bound to find 
several books which cover impo'tant details 
such as what equipment to use. how to light 
a scene, shot framing, how to get maximum 
coverage with a single camera, and tots of 
other essential technical details 

Before you switch on your Arraga. take 
out a good" old-fashioned paper and pencir 
and prepare a plan of action. Decide exaclsly 
what kind of graphics you re going to need 
and make a list of them. 

Then break down the information you 
need to convey *nro understandable chunks 
- for instance, if you're preparing end credits 



group the technicians separately from the 
actors, giving everyone a role as appropriate, 

Make sure you have all the information to 
hand before you start laying it out in your 
gtaphes, String [or even 3Dj program. If you 
have sketches and notes about what you 
want to achieve, you'll find it much easser to 
produce your graphics- 

But which ioftware should you use? Well, 
rh. s largely depends on the power of your 
Am>ga and how much you can afford to 
spend, in addition to personal taste. 

There are plenty of different programs 
whrch you could use. including paint 
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software, but most require specific minimum 
configurations and not at will work on some 
standard (i.e unempandedl Amigas 

The simplest softwaie you could use wourd 
be a paint program such as Deluxe Paint, 
Brilliance. OpalPaint, TV Paint or Personal 
Paint, though you won't easily C* able to 
produce scrolling at rolling captions with 
such software 

On the other hand, if you want bold titles 




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The countdown has started to achieuing the 
final uideo production. Gam Ulhitelen leads qou 
that little bit closer and shows mou how to 
start adding a few finishing touches 



'which might include an illustration or cNp 
art| then a paint program is the way to go. 
How many colours, and the resolution of 
the Image, depends on the type of Amiga 



you have and the memory it has installed 
You'll have to play it by ear on Ehh one 
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yourself, because I can't go into fine details 




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Hints and tips 



What J would Pike to do is dispense a few essential tips which 
you'll find helpful before, during and after the shoot. 

f , Ensure you have enough new tape and spare batteries on hand to guarantee that 
you'll get as much footage as possible durrng the trme available for shooting. 

This isn't so important when it comes to "studio'-based productions (I use the term 
studio cautiously, because it's more hkety that you'll be -using a school hall, or even your 
own front room, than an actual studio) because you won't be as pressurised by the 
constraints of videomg a live event - be it a wedding, spore day or school pantomime - 
as you would be shooting performance-based material such as drama. 

But if you only have one chance of capturing the moment then it would be foolish to 
run out of tape halfway through. So plan ahead, find out how many minutes of tape 
you're likely to need and then double it for safety. You can always use the spare tape 
later. 

Z. Go for the best quality tape you can afford. On no account buy cheap tapes with 
unfamiliar brand names. Chances are they'll be poof quality and your whole production 
will suffer. Buy shorter tapes [e.g. 60 minute ones| rather than 3 hour tapes because they 
will be easier to log and edit from. 

3. Always white-balance the camera when you change camera position or when there 
are noticeable changes in lighting level or light sources. White-balancing is especially 
important when you move from artificial to natural light because there is usually a coloui 
temperature difference in such situations. If you were to use the same setting rn eacr 



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here. Just remember thai whenever you're 
producing graphics for video you should take 
cdre to use overscan resolutions to ensure 
that the enure IV screen is completely 
covered, though this isn't always necessary if 
your graphics are on a plain background and 
never reach the edges of the TV screen. 

Some paint programs also allow you to 
pr oduce animations, and if you're clever you 
can use this facility to flip between several 
pages of text or graphic s to add a bit of fizz to 



your production, 

Most paint programs don't include many 
different fonts as standard, so l J d advise you 
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location then you'd find that as you moved to natural light the video would take on a Talse- 
cokjured cast and look very strange indeed - and would certainly be very noticeable when 
the sequence is edited, You may be able to make colour corrections later But everything you 
get right during the shoot will Save you post-production time. [Post-production is the pro term 
for the editing and programme-completion process). 

4. Pun the tape in record for at least ten seconds before actually starting a shot. There are 
several reasons for this, firstly, it lets the equipment get up to speed, secondry it gives the 
video edit decks time to synchronise and rofl^up to speed before an Bdit takes place - 
providing the maximum possible accuracy - and thirdly, if you're doing a drama, it gives the 
actors time to compose themselves and for the director to shout "Action!" 

5. If you have one of those cameras which can superimpose captions or tame and date over 
the picture, mate sure you have them turned off while you're shooting - unless there's a 
good reason to have them on, of course. 

6. Remember to take the lens cap orH This isn t as stupid as rt seems and it happens to the 
best of us. I confess to having a panic one day years ago when I was documenting a large 
sponsored bike ride from bandon to Oxford. 

Alexi Sayfe and the other guest luminaries were waiting to lead out ttie massed cyclists and 
f had to stop them while I tried to find out why there was nothing out black m the viewfirtder, 
Then some wag shouted across that it would be better if I took the Jens cap offi Talk about 
embarrassment, ( never' did rt again though. 

7. Write down as much relevant information about the happy couple, the actors and 
technicians and the location, date etc as you possibly can. You'll need thrs data to prepare the 
graphics and rt's easier to get it at the time than to chase it up later. 



_^_^_ 



Graphical hints & tips 

1 . Don't use overly bright colours as they will bleed when transferred to video. 

Z. Keep it: simple. Don't cram screens with information, Divide your graphics into easily- 
digestrbre chunks, and keep text large or tontrasty enough to be easily 
read from a distance. 

3. Remember to use palette Colour u for the background if 
you re going to be gen locking your graphics over 
video. 

4. Give the audience time to read the 
graphics A good rule of thumb is to be able 
to read everything twice and then move 
onto the next item 

5. Whenever possible use hi-res 
interlaced screens [DblPAL and other 
promoted A6A modes don't war* with genlocks | but 
avoid closely-spaced, thin, hrgh 
contrast horizontal lines because they'll 
flicker - even on video. 

6. Use as few colours as possible if your Amiga is short of 
memory - this way the files will 1 be smaller 




about) to grve you access to a wide range of 
typestyles. One point to note. Small fonts 
aren't too easy to read on screen, especially 
when genlocked. so avoid them wherever 
possible. 

A good rule of thumb is to step back from 
your Amiga and v»ew the graphics from a 
normal TV viewing distance. If you can't read 
the graphics or text properly then tney aren t 
going to work when transferred to video. 

Remember - If you can't draw for toffee 
you can still get in on the graphics act by 
buying commercially available clip art such as 
that produced by Artworks or other 
ccmptinies. 

The same viewing rules apply when using 
any other graphics software - including 
titling packages. There are a range of 
different wring packages available, from 
simple I'D software |though I've not seen any 
which are particularly good) through to 
commercial offerings like Broadcast litler' 2. 
TVText Professional, Montage, MediaPoint 
Scala HVT and the tap-end Scala MM 300. 

FREEBIE 

Regular readers should have been thrilled 
to obtain a free copy of Alternative Image's 
Scroller 2 software on s recent covert** and 
tnis is atso a pretty good, if somewhat 
restricted, titling program. 

Titling nrograms generally allow the 
construction of rolling Issuing) and 
trawling te.nr and souietjnes other variations 
such as capL'oni and subtitles, and often 
have easy-to^se Features for adding droo 
Shadows, outlines and display stytes to text, 
as well as various wipes and other transiBons 
for moving smoothJy between one graphics 
screen and the next. 

My personal preference h for Scala 
MM3G0 a i it is about the best titling and 
presentation software you can get but if rt is 
beyond your budget or your needs, go for a 
cuwJown version such as Scala MvT or use 



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Hone video Part 5 




Scroller 2 instead. 

If you're feeling really flash jand have 
the Amiga to prove it), why not do a 3D 
title screen or animation? Simple things 
like flying logos may seem old hat in the 
high-flying world or corporate and 
broadcast television, but we're talking 
here about stuff you can do at home. 

If your Amiga isn't quite so powerful rt's 
always possible that you could produce a 
jpiffy static title screen with -eflections 
and so on which coi 
audience. 

There arc several excellent 3D 
programs around, Including imagine, 
Real 3D and UghtWave 3D. and most can 
load text a?xi turn It into 3D objects, but 
you could also add other elements of 
own making. All you need Is some 
imagination, some perspiration and a fair 
amount of time. 

Next monch I'll be wrapping it all 
together with basic video editing and 
mixing so don't misj out on the final 
showdown. 




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In the first part f discussed the basic 
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rhe more advanced techniques such as 
creating nodes, buttons and adding 
formatting commands to text. 

in this, the last AmKjaGuide tutorial, I will 
be expfaining how id assign MuftiView 
funcnons to databases extra text formatting 
commands and the ability to load pictures 
and play sound samples from within your 




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ArnigaGuide document. 

First though, users of Workbench 2.0 who 
are using the actual Amigafjuide program 
rather than MttftfWew, and are foJIowrng this 
tutorial, should bear m mmd that certain 
MultiView commands do not seem to work in 
ArnigaGuide, contrary to what the 
ArnigaGuide documentation! states. 

In my experience, word wrapping dcesn t 
work and text formatting commands such as 
[bf, fubj etc. cause the Amiga to crash. Trie 
most annoying of these of course is word 
wrapping. 

My only suggestion is that Workbench 2.0 
users write to the author of ArnigaGuide and 
tell them to sort these bugs out- However, 
you may find that you have no problems, in 
which ease you wiN be able to follow this 
tutorial with no problems. 

There is also a tx/g in MuftiView which you 
may or may not be aware of. ff you have a 
word that has tent formatting commands 



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Kb> feiiter <n*e> Hub) 

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cfMMcter wh&e the jpJil occuned 
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the word wrapping bug in MultiView: 



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What follows is a full listing of all the 
commands available for ArnigaGuide, 3i 
well as a brief description of what each 
command does. Tnerefore. if you need to 
look up a particular command you only 
need to chert through this reference data 

^database <nj»c> 

Must always be the first line in an 
ArnigaGuide document 

aau trior *um> 

The author of the database 

ilVl <icpvrlg ,, t> 

Copytrght notice 

Hilt; <*iigMS tirilflu 5!rinj» 

Used to specify the version of the database 

itasttr <n4te> 

Specified the source file for the database 

l J cn! <na«> <iUt> 

Specify the font and sizeto be u*ed in the 



database 

iindeK <niiEi'rndt> 

Specify the name of the indtx node 
accessed by the Index button. This tan be a 
node in an extef nal database 

ihetc 'rafSJ'nsdeS' 

Specify the name of the help rwde 
accessed by the Help button. This can be a 
node in an external database 

Turns word wrapping on 
S'iDdf «MM? [tflttl 

Start a node 

idnndt *'.ai!* ftittel 

Start a dynamic node. The dynamic node 

hosts are queried for the node data 

ir«iirk | ire« <rc»ari> 

Allows the user to add information (hat will 
be ignored by MuftiView 



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Add colour to text 

Apart from Erie abtJity to change the style of text in your AmrgaGuide document, you can 
also change the colour in which it is displayed. 

There are various commands to add colour effects although many of them are simrlar 
in effect The text colouring commamds are: 



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Colour can be: 



tut 

shine 

shad at 

fill 

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bHkground 

bigbligh! 



Usjng these commands you c*n present text rn a more readable style, with important text 
highlighted for reference. 



result would Jrafc like this: 

Tkis is i Mm of MigoSiidf text t« dtion 
trate tfcl Itti HNpping bug, 

The only way around this is to mate sure that 
text formatted wo'di are not forced 10 word 
wrap This is obviously not an ideal solution 
but the only One. 

Bogs aside. Jet's take a look at the extra 
commands MulDView provides in the boxout 
on adding colour. 

As mentioned earlier, ArmgaGuide 
documents are also capable of displaying 
images find playing sound effects Provided 
you have the correct datatype, you can view 
any type of image and play any type of sound 



sample. The method of attaching pictures and 
sounds to an AmigaGuide is slightly different 
to the way in which links are matte You may 
imagine that the actual name and path of 
your picture or sound is treated in the same 
way as a node, 

Befow is the syntax of attaching a picture 
to an AmtgaGuidc document with a 
demonstration below thaL 

H'l button" Link 'inn) 

H" Click if fpr p pilturt" Link 

r-iiiitijt.trinl/iiinj 

The /mam element has to be included. In 
order to remove a presented picture you 
wduW need to diet on the Retrace button on 



the mam MuftMew interface. You can also 
apply the above examples to sound effects - 
just insert the path and name of the file in 
the appropriate position in the command. 

The last command is one which allows 
you to actually display AmigaGuide 
commands without them being interpreted 
by MultiView. In order to print a command, 
you srmply add a reverse slash character in 
front of the actual command. This character 
can be located directly to the teft of the 
backspace key. 

Betow is an example of how you would 
write a command into an AmigaGuide 
document without it being processed by 
WultiVfew: 

'.If'Iliis i; finy ynju yould vrEte a button" 
lint tlaffl? 

This basically ends our AmigaGuide tutorial 
There are a few extra commands which I have 



not covered but the ones 1 have explained are 
those you will use most of aU. 

The extra commands not described can 
be found m the AmigaGuide Syntax box 
where you will rind all syntax formats for 
every command, plus a brief explanation, 



Amiga Guide Part 2 




The following commands can be used wrthrn 
anode 


anywhere in a line and is displayed as a 
button wrthin the text 


Hlri 




Editing 


[tit It <E<!tl!> 


■ ■; <label> <pitturt> it jpuivd ifftit (tc. 


Turns underline off 




MultiView 


The tirJe for the node 


lint I'isini 


affg <t[fp(> } 








Specifies a button to be linked to a picture, 


Turns on foreground formatting types. 




As well as adding your own buttons and 


&!■:■: «\i*t> 


sound effect or any other datatype 


See formatting types below 




Jinks you can also redefine the buttons 


Specify the name of the Contents node. This 








provided by MultiView, This means that 


tan be a node in an external database 


tvndnxta 


ifbg <tipt>) 




you can create your own help 




Ends a node 


Turns on background formatting types- 




AmigaGuide document and attach it to 


iprcv <ni»e> 




See formatting types below 




another, ia when the user clicks on the 


Specify the name of the node to go to when 


The following rs a list of formatting 






Help button the new database is loaded. 
The commands for redirecting the 


the Browse <: button is pressed 


commands that can be applied to text 












• text 






MultiView buttons are explained betow: 


©next <name? ' 


lib) 


• shine 














Specify the name of the node to go to when 


Turns bold text on 


• shadow 








ifridEs 

Ihiij 
tot** 


the Browse > button is pressed 


Hi*} 


• fill 










• Mltext 










Ifctyvordi <ktyvord9> 


Turns bold text off 


• background 














Assign keywords to a node. Used when 


11 il 


• highlight 






The parameter name allows you to 
actually assign that particular button to an 


searching for a node 


Turns italic text on 
















AmigaGuide commands can be displayed 




individual AmigaGuide document. The 


Hc-nf <naie> <&ijt* 

Specify the font and s«e to be used 


Kitjl 

Turns italic text off 


in a database by precedmg the command 
with a reverse backslash character to the 




node parameter specifies the node within 
that document. 


If <ljbtl> lint <so«and>} 




left of the backspace key. See betow 




All of the above commands can be 


Indicates a textual linlt point. This can be 


KitJ 






present inside previously defined nodes 




Turns underline on 


v^fFake command" link Main] 




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mentioned last month that AKexx had 
some functions especially designed for 
transferring data to. and retrieving data 
from, explicitly specified memory 
locations. 

The functions, called Export^. Import^ and 
Sloragejj, are all partof APexx's built-in function 
library, with ExportfJ copying data from an 
loptionai) string to some previously allocated 
memory area using this type of call: 

E«un!=Eip[]r!ladd.r«S H [sif1ll)],(.i6Agtll],[pidB 

The length parameter specifies the maximum 
number of characters to be copied, with the 
default value being the length of any supplied 
string. In a case where (he specified length is 
longer than the string, the remaining memory 
locations are filled with the pad character for 
nulls rf no pad is provided], Enport(J returns a 
count representing the number of byte! 
trans fetred. 

The ImportH function goes the other way. It 
creates a string by copying a specified amount erf 
data from a given four byte jlgngword] start 
address: 

svin-jt^lipertCaildfiHjItengtr !: 



If the length field is not prodded then the copy 
terminates when a null byte is found. 

The Storage!) function has this son: of 
parameter layout: 

Mtjrn -.a '.■_!« = ! taragtl [ scdr «s ],[ s li Miai,! l«n;t hi 
,[pid]7 

and with no arguments its return value is srmply 
the amount of system memory currently 
available 

The address argument, if given, must be a 
four byte string and Storagefl then copies data 
from the string to the specified memory area. As 
with Exportf), if the specified length is longer 
than the string then the remaining memory 
locations are filled with pad characters or nulls 
('DO'xj. 

Note the two important differences befuveen 
the Export |J and Storage^ functions. Fiistly. 
Storage|J can be used to determine the amount 
of free memory in the system - EapcrtiJ can not. 
Secondly, Storage|| returns, as a string, the 
previous contents of the bytes whose contents 



Trading 
standards 





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get overwritten - ExportfJ does not. 

It is difficult to give a simple 
example of these functions but there 
is one use of Importy that you may 
find useful. The exec library base 
pointer (found at the fixed longword 
location , DD0aoOD4'xJ is most often 
used as the entry point to the exec 
library |accessed as negative 
displacements called library vector 
offset or LVO vaJuesJ- 

It also has a<nother use because 
positive offset? from this base take 
you into the ExecBase system 
structure which holds a, mass of 
system variables, pointers to system 
lists and so on 

ExecBase does, for instance, 
contain details of the vertical blanking and 
power supply frequencies being used by the 
machine and in fact, since version 36 there has 
been an E clock frequency field called 
exJCIockFrequency which enables you to tell 
whether your code is running on an fvfTSC or 
PAL machine. Typical values are 7 1 5909 for 
NTSC and 709379 for PAL 

In order to get the address of the exec library 
base we need to read the longword location 
beginning at "OuuDQOJMx - you'll often see this 
done using code such as: 

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misJeadrng, The confusion arises because the 
conventional name for the exec library base is 
SysBase. not ExecBase. ExecBase is the system 
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address of the longword memory location that 
contains the exec library pointer [SysBaseJ. 

Therefore if you want to be pedantic fin an 
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coding the previous example would be to use 
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number of bytes from the ExecBase structure. 

Again I'd recommend defining same 'psetido constants" to represent 
the number of bytes being read: 

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UL0ll4=i I* riprtsentt 'unsigned lonfwrd' *l 

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definitions. 

The only ffy in the ointment is that in order to add offsets to SysBase 
we need to do a little number conversion using CZD|J and DZCff to 
prevent APexx throwing up numeric conversion errors. 

The example below gives the general idea and by altering the added 
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I he massrve range of edit functions 
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U I sequencer can seem pretty bewildering 
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shoulders above tire rest when it comes to making 
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Transposition, changing the key of either all or 
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in practice this does wort, but it is usually easier 
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Re-channelling 



ensy to do Some sequencers just require a 
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Now you might be asking why one would want 
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Firstly, you might simply wish to change the 
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Another usefuJ facility, which can b* applied to either whole 
track* or ranged parti of a sequence is the conversion of data 
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This, not surprisingly, is called re-channelling, imagine that a 
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tynthesiier setting also has a spare channel [set to Midi channel 
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second musician trying to play in unison. 

This "sound layering" trick has been used in studio! for years to 
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about any system, up to and including 
CompuServe. 

The more obscure lists are detailed below: 

lift Of LUli - The list of Internet Mailing Lit; 
contams a comprehensive (putting it mildly] list 
of all the mailing fists you can put yourself on. 
Put yourself on more than one of these and you 
could get anything up to a book's worth of text 
every day. To get a copy of the list of lists, you 
can eitber FTP to: 

ftp.sist.iri.toi 

and look in the Anetmfo/interesr-groups 
directory, or email: 

wil'MnrwMHciMiUUi 

and in the body of the message leave the text: 

sand nelirf n.' latere it-grflups 

You wrll then receive a copy of the brggest list 
[over 500 pages | of detailed instructions about 
mailing lists and most of the lists available when 
the list was compiled. 

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the various mailing lists, presumably to find a 
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use gopner to access: 

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Exploring Caves - The caving mailing Irst is for 
anyone who's happiest underground. The 
subscription address is: 

t Iter S-requettiHtl. nil, tdli 

and the address for postings to the list is: 

ciTtrtlnlit.iiiii.tdu 

Ballooning - For all of you who hate it 
underground, but quite like being in the arr 
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Comic; - Fur the discussion of rare comics, call 
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and [headdress for postings to the list is: 
cDiuintrLd.std.cDi 

Paganism - For all Net pagans, the pagan 
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address 

listStrribuacCflHCiitnEr; 

and the address for postings to the fist is: 
j'-ctn-libuacta.biiMt 

Film Music - For discussion about film music 
and music for TV and video. Anyone wanting to 
be John Miliums when they grow up should 
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and the address for postings to the list is: 
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camel awareness. It's based at the Camel 
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allows you to show a task m operation by 
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from the left tn the right. Wall, regular lonirrtutor 
Malcolm Lavery ink mis to heart and has come up 
wrth his own rauone along similar lines, and I iiked it 
so much I thought you might like I too. 

The program, called 3D Meter. noL only stews you 
the meter, but it shows you how to resize the meter 
with rhe mouse as it JHIs up. It is a nice bunch of 
routines and nrcery coded for me hard of thinking. 
The program starts with me title, then of course 
mere is aN the set-up stuff; 




1=10 
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based animation-type things you need to turn on 
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Dcut,; Bu'tf 

Airtebick D 

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The Autoback and Bob Up<fetc Off commands, control 
the raH? at which the screen is updated. Autoback 
means that the Autobac* system is turned off and the 
graphics are drawn to the logical screen as fast as 
possible. Bob update off means that automatic screen 
updates ate turned' oil too. 

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screen and set the starting mouse coords: 



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colours Of the t>ars in the meter 



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colours of the oars rn the meter using the mouse 
buttons, and the size erf the box: 









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Ink 0,6 

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Then you can copy the contents of screen D to ] , 
swap the screens, wait mr a vertical blank and then 
add to the iengtti of the bar with the _VAUJE 
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Then we can end the Icop: 

End H 
Loop 



That's the man program to control the technique, .but 
what about the PRQCs? These are very simple and 
elegant 



Do it 
yourself 

See if you tan write a program 
which automatically tenses the 
size of a screen and producer a 
3D meter on that screen in the 
right size. Or how about a meter 
with 3D edges but a rain bo 
bar up the middle? Or a vertical 
meter with ratings up the side? 
The possibilities are limited only 
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author of the work when appropriate 

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lines, right justified, left ju stifled, centred and so 
on. 

ir the title has something lite "and the" or 
"with a" or 'to the' in the middle of it, consider 
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trtie small in a wimpish font. Or maybe that's 
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PERSDnHL 

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frame help? Or a rule above and below? 

Avoid Tunny" cartoons. You might think it is 
subtly amusing and sums up the title but 
someone else may see it entirety differently and 
be put off by it, or even take offence. 

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design will not catch the eye of the casual 
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If the publication is the work of one person 
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who the author is. 

If the author is a recognised authority on the 
subject, and if there are rivai publications on 
the subject, then it will help your puolrcatron if 
the author's name is prominent - m#ybe even 
more prominent than the tide itself. 

Many, many book covets use this trick. But if 
the author is not well known, setting his or her 
name in tail, bulky letters will only serve to 
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he/she. 

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cannot be read easily from a few feet away 

Agdin, wrne down the words m different ways - double decked, triple decked, different 
justifications and so on - and study the shapes that result, Avoid waterfalls or staircases, where each 
line is a Mile longer or shorter than the one above As far as composition goes, cover lines should be a 
singie sentence that sums up the essence of the publication, or of the story which is being advertised 
on the cover. 

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necessary to get the message across. If you reaJly must expand further, then either do it inside the 
front cover (literally on the reverse side of the cover) or on the back cover. 



■ Study th* shapes made by th* 
wordsi waterfall) and staircases 
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the phone at you expecting an ego-massage. 

For company reports it is often convenient to 
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contain different but similar documents. 

Overprinting can be used here. Decide on a 
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¥ou can get this printed umpteen times, and 
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These games are NOT Public Domain or Shareware! 
They are ALL 1993 Copyrighted games titles! 

Adventures, Puzzlers, Platformers, Sports, 

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Only £299 

All Vidi digitisers have common built-in features such 
as sequence editing and playback, essential for 
animation and sophisticated image processing 
software. All have composite and S-video inputs and 
are fully AG A compatible. 

The Vidi AMIGA range is available from your 
authorised reseller or from ROMBO. 
For more information or to place your order phone 
0506 414631 or fax 0506 414634.